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4August 25, 2021 Bachelor of Science in SociologyMinorsSociologySocial Justice & Community EngagementSchool of Nursing and Allied HealthProfessions (visit website)Associate Degree RadiographyBachelor's Degrees Bachelor of Science in Nursing RN to BSN Completion Medical Imaging TechnologyMaster's Degrees Master of Science in NursingIU Regional Online Collaborative Graduate Certificate Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Sciences(BSAHS). Tracks include: Community Health Education Health AdministrationIU Regional Online Collaborative Bachelor Degree Medical Imaging TechnologySchool of Sciences (visit website)Bachelor's Degrees Bachelor of Arts in Biology Pre-Dentistry Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Veterinary Medicine Bachelor of Arts in Biological and Physical Sciences Pre-Doctor of Physical Therapy Pre-Master of Occupational Therapy Pre-Chiropractic Therapy (3 3 articulation withLogan College) Bachelor of Arts in ChemistryBachelor of Arts in MathematicsBachelor of Science in BiologyBachelor of Science in Biological and PhysicalSciences with a concentration in: environmental Biology and Sustainability Bachelor of Science in BiochemistryBachelor of Science in ChemistryBachelor of Science in Computer ScienceBachelor of Science in InformaticsBachelor of Science in MathematicsIU Regional Online Collaborative Degrees Bachelor of Arts in Sustainability Studies Bachelor of Science in Data Science Bachelor of Science in InformaticsMinors Biology Chemistry Environmental and Earth Sciences InformaticsMathematicsCertificates Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Informatics Postbaccalaureate Certificate in MathematicsIU Regional Collaborative Online Graduate Certificates Graduate Certificate in Biology Graduate Certificate in Chemistry Graduate Certificate in MathematicsGeneral Studies Degree ProgramsBachelor's Degrees Bachelor of General Studies DegreeCertificates Certificate in Contemporary EntrepreneurshipSchool of BusinessDean: Chittibabu GovindarajuluAssistant Dean and Director of MBA and MPMPrograms: Gloria PreeceProfessors: Dmitriy Chulkov, Steve Cox, ChittibabuGovindarajulu, Alan Krabbenhoft, Mohammad MeybodiAssociate Professors: Joungyeon Kim, Yusuf Nur, AdamSmith, Jason VanAlstineAssistant Professors: Bingxuan Guo, Ju Young (LJ) Lee,Mark Meng, Gloria Preece, Xiaoqiong (Crystal) WangActing Assistant Professors: Elizabeth ClaytonSenior Lecturer: Olga KorneLecturer: Melinda StanleyVisiting Lecturers: Cindy Briggs, Tsarai Chimhanda,Rod Haywood, Ashley Leicht, Reuben TwijukyePrograms within the School of Business:The School of Business offers three AACSB accreditedprograms: Master of Business Administration andBachelor of Science in Business with majors inAccounting, Finance Economics, Management, andMarketing, and the Bachelor of Science in BusinessAdministration collaborative.The School also offers the following Bachelor ofScience degrees: Applied Science; Sport andRecreation Management; Public Administration andHealth Management; and Hospitality and Tourism.Postbaccalaureate Certificates in Accounting, BusinessAnalytics, and Business Fundamentals are also offered.These programs provide opportunities for a breadthof education as well as for a reasonable level ofspecialization.AccreditationThe School of Business is accredited by the Associationto Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)International. This accreditation applies to the Bachelor ofScience in Business (BSB), the Chancellors Collaborative(BSBA), and the Masters of Business Administration(MBA).Mission

August 25, 2021The Indiana University Kokomo’s School of Businessprovides high-quality academic programs at an affordableprice delivered by dedicated faculty in a student-centricenvironment. We advance business knowledge throughexcellence in teaching, research, and communitycollaboration, and create lifetime value for our studentsthrough multiple real-world learning experiences.VisionThe vision of the school is to be nationally recognized asa first-choice educational institution dedicated to qualityin teaching, academic excellence, student success, andresearch.Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB):The BSB in the School of Business is based onthe principle of a balanced education in businessadministration and economics with a foundation in thearts and sciences. The undergraduate program preparesstudents for professional positions in a complex andrapidly changing global business environment. It trainsstudents in North Central Indiana to become effectiveorganizational leaders and managers. The undergraduatecurriculum consists of four parts: (1) general education, (2)pre-business, (3) business and economics core and (4)major courses. In addition, the program includes coursescovering the current principles, practices and trendsinvolved in managing organizations in the current dynamiceconomic, social and political environment. Seniorsare offered a range of courses in their chosen major.Courses on this level require participation by students inthe discussion and the solution of cases, projects, andspecial problems drawn from the contemporary businessworld. All business students are also required to put theirbusiness knowledge into practice through an appliedlearning experience.5 Post Baccalaureate Certificate in BusinessFundamentalsUndergraduate Courses Business and Economics (BUS & ECON)Master of Business Administration Degree (MBA):The MBA program in the School of Business is designedto meet the needs of working professionals. Graduatesof the program receive the essential training in theoryand practice necessary to be well prepared to take onkey leadership roles in business. The skills acquiredalso provide graduates with a competitive edge in the jobmarket. The program offers students the option to pursueconcentrations in finance and human resources.Policies Governing the Master of Business AdministrationDegreeThe Master of Business Administration Curriculum Accounting ConcentrationBusiness Analytics ConcentrationFinance ConcentrationHuman Resource Management ConcentrationPost Graduate Certificate Business Analytics Graduate CertificateMBA Scholarships and AwardsGraduate Courses Master in Business (MBA)Degrees and Programs within the School of Business(not AACSB reviewed)The Bachelor of Science in Business Curriculum Majors in the Bachelor of Science in Business: Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and TourismBachelor of Science in Public Administration andHealth ManagementBachelor of Science in Sport and RecreationManagementMaster of Public Management Minor in Hospitality and TourismMinor in Health ManagementMinor in Public Administration Post Graduate Certificate in Health ManagementPost Graduate Certificate in Public ManagementPolicies Governing the Bachelor of Science in BusinessDegree AccountingFinanceHuman ResourcesManagementMarketingUndergraduate Scholarships and AwardsMinors in Business: Business MinorMarketing MinorNon-Business Human Resources MinorNon-Business Marketing MinorTransfer Single Articulation Pathways Business B.S. with Accounting MajorBusiness B.S. with Finance and Economics MajorBusiness B.S. with Management MajorBusiness B.S. with Marketing MajorPostbaccalaureate Certificates: Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Accounting IU Regional Online Collaborative Degrees Bachelor of Applied ScienceBachelor of Science in Business AdministrationCourse Descriptions:Undergraduate Courses Hospitality and TourismPublic Administration and Health ManagementSport and Recreation ManagementGraduate Courses Master of Public Management (MPM)

6Undergraduate Scholarships andAwardsScholarships/Awards AvailableBusiness and Economics Accounting ScholarshipBusiness and Economics General UndergraduateScholarshipRichard Fingleton Accounting ScholarshipThomas and Kathleen Fingleton ScholarshipOutstanding Accounting Excellence ScholarshipPatricia Pencek Endowed ScholarshipSita C. and C. L. Amba-Rao Service AwardSita C. and C. L. Amba-Rao Make a DifferenceScholarshipScholarship and award criteria may be found in the Schoolof Business office, KO 185. Scholarship and awardrecipients are expected to be enrolled during thefollowing academic year.Non-monetary Awards/PlaquesOutstanding Undergraduate Student in BusinessPolicies Governing the BSB DegreeAdmissions and Graduation RequirementsThe requirements for admission to the Bachelor ofScience in Business program (Marketing, Accounting, HR,Management, and Finance) are completion of 52 credithours, a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0 and a minimum gradeof C in BUS-X 107, BUS-A 201, BUS-A 202, BUS-L 201,BUS-W 100, BUS-X 220, ECON-E 201, ECON-E 202,ECON-E 270, ENG-W 131, SPCH-S 121, PSY-P 103, andMATH-M 118. Further, for graduation, a minimum grade ofC and overall G.P.A. of 2.0 (C) is required for all courseslisted above. General Education courses require a C- orbetter.Degree RequirementsGraduates of the School of Business undergraduateprogram must fulfill all of the General Educationrequirements as passed by the Faculty Senate. Thesegeneral education requirements are effective with theFall 2019 admitted students and are found elsewherein this bulletin. Students in the School of Business areresponsible for planning their own programs and formeeting degree requirements. It is their responsibility tounderstand fully and to comply with all the provisions ofthis bulletin. However, they are strongly encouraged tomeet with an academic advisor to discuss their plan andstanding in the program.Degree ApplicationsCandidates for a degree are expected to meet properdeadlines for the filing of degree applications. Graduationdates at IU Kokomo occur in December, May, and August.Students planning to graduate in December must apply fortheir degrees by September 15. The application deadlinefor May and August graduations is January 15.Credit Hour RequirementThe minimum number of credit hours required for thebaccalaureate degree is 120 in courses meeting thevarious requirements stated in this bulletin. Thirty of thelast 45 credit hours must be taken at IU Kokomo, and atleast 50 percent of business credits must be earned atIndiana University.August 25, 2021Credit DeadlineAll credits for a degree, except that for the work of thecurrent semester, must be on record at least one monthprior to the conferring of the degrees.Grade Point Average RequirementsA minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (C) isrequired for graduation. Grades of A , A, A–, B , B, B–,C , C, C–, D , D, D–, and F are included in the gradepoint average. Students may replace a grade by retaking aclass (up to 3 classes totaling 9 credit hours) and filing theappropriate form. A grade of at least C must be earned inall Business and Economics classes, and at least a C- inall general education requirements.Academic StandingStudents who consistently maintain a grade point averageof 2.0 (C) or higher in both their cumulative and semesterrecords are considered to be in good standing. If a studentwithdraws or earns less than a C three times in any of therequired courses in the business degree, they will not beconsidered in good academic standing. This will result inthe removal of the student from the School of Business. Inthe case of pre-business students, they will not be eligibleto apply for admission to the School of Business.Statute of LimitationsStudents who are candidates for the Bachelor of Sciencein Business degree have the right to complete degreerequirements specified by the bulletin in effect at thetime they matriculated at Indiana University, provided (1)that the necessary courses are available, and (2) thatno more than eight calendar years have elapsed sincematriculation. In the event that courses are not availableor more than eight years have elapsed, students mustconsult with a Business advisor to update their programsto the bulletin currently in effect.Junior College, Community College, andCorrespondence Study CreditsThe maximum number of credit hours allowed froma community or junior college is 64 unless otherwiseapproved in an articulation agreement. Online courses atthe 300-400 level must be taken at an AACSB accreditedschool and be approved by the undergraduate advisor.Students seeking exceptions to the above policy mustobtain the written approval of the dean of the School ofBusiness. Thirty of the last forty-five credit hours must betaken at IU Kokomo.Transfer-Credit PolicyStudents who transfer from approved colleges to pursueundergraduate study in the School of Business must takerequired courses if they have not had equivalent coursesin the school from which they transferred. Courses inadvanced business and economics subjects that arenot open to IU Kokomo freshmen and sophomores, butthat are taken in other institutions in the freshman andsophomore years, are not accepted as equivalents ofIndiana University courses unless the student passesvalidation examinations in such subjects. Coursestransferring in as 300- and 400-level business oreconomics courses must have been taken at an AACSBaccredited school. Business and economics coursestaken at other institutions more than ten years prior to the

August 25, 2021student’s acceptance into the school are not accepted asequivalents of Indiana University courses. Only gradesearned at Indiana University count toward a student’sgrade point average. Grades from other universitiestransfer as credits only, although transfer grades appearon the credit transfer report. The School of Businessdoes not accept credit from educational programs of noncollegiate organizations. In some cases, the experiencefrom these programs may qualify a student for a specialcredit examination.Requirements for a Second Bachelor DegreeHolders of a bachelor degree in areas other than businessmay seek a second bachelor degree in business throughthe School of Business. The candidate will, of course, beexempted from any requirements already fulfilled in thefirst bachelor degree. Normally, the holder of a bachelordegree wanting to pursue further education is encouragedto seek admission to graduate study. In certain cases,however, a student may be admitted for a secondbachelor degree. When such admission is granted, thecandidate must earn at least 30 additional credit hoursin residence and meet the requirements of the School ofBusiness and of the chosen concentration. Students whohave been awarded the Bachelor of Science in Businessat Indiana University may register as special students tomeet the requirements of another concentration, but theycannot receive the same degree a second time.Bachelor of Science in BusinessThe curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in Businessconsists of four parts: (1) general education requirements,(2) pre-business courses, (3) business core courses and(4) major courses.1. General Education RequirementsIndiana University Kokomo requires all students tocomplete the campus general education curriculum. Thistypically requires 30-36 credit hours. Many of the BSBrequirements also satisfy general education requirements.The following is a list of core requirements for all businessstudents, regardless of major. General education coursesare listed in this bulletin: academic-regulations/generaleducation. All general education courses in the Businessmajor must be completed with a C- or better but require a2.0 GPA overall in Gen Ed.1. Communication (12 cr.) ENG-W 131 Elementary Composition I (3 cr.)SPCH-S 121 Public Speaking (3 cr.)2. Mathematics (6 credits) MATH-M 118 Finite Mathematics (3 cr.)ECON-E 270 Statistical Theory in Economics andBusiness (3 cr.)3. Social and Behavioral Ways of Knowing (3 cr.) PSY-P 103 General Psychology (3 cr.)4. Humanistic and Artistic Ways of Knowing ( 6 cr.) See an undergraduate advisor for a list of approvedcourses.5. Scientific Ways of Knowing (8 cr.)7 See an undergraduate advisor for a list of approvedcourses.6. Diversity (0-3 cr.) See an undergraduate advisor for a list of approvedcourses.7. Ethically Responsible Citizen (ERC)-fulfilled withCategory 3 See an undergraduate advisor for a list of approvedcourses.8. General Education Electives (10-21 cr.) Courses may be chosen from throughout theuniversity, excluding School of Business courses.Business and Economics Requirements (Must earn a Cor better and maintain an overall 2.0 GPA) BUS-A 201 Introduction to Financial Accounting (3cr.)BUS-A 202 Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3cr.)BUS-D 301 International Business Environment (3cr.)BUS-F 301 Financial Management (3 cr.)BUS-J 401 Administrative Policy (3 cr.)BUS-J 404 Business and Society (3 cr.)BUS-K 321 Management of Information Technology(3 cr.)BUS-K 353 Business Analytics and Modeling (3 cr.)BUS-L 201 Legal Environment of Business (3 cr.)BUS-M 301 Marketing Management (3 cr.)BUS-P 301 Operations Management (3 cr.)BUS-W 100 Introduction to Business (3 cr.)BUS-X 107 Freshmen Seminar in Business (3 cr.)BUS-X 220 Career Perspectives (2 cr.)BUS-X 410 Business Career Placement andPlacement (1 cr.)BUS-Z 302 Managing and Behavior inOrganization (3 cr.)ECON-E 201 Introduction to Microeconomics (3 cr.)ECON-E 202 Introduction to Macroeconomics (3 cr.)Applied Learning Requirement2. Pre-Business CoursesStudents are required to complete the following coursesto apply for admission into the School of Business. Manyjunior and senior level courses require that a student beadmitted into the School of Business before they canregister. The application requirements and deadlines aredetailed in the Policies Governing the BSB Degree. BUS-A 201 Introduction to Financial Accounting (3cr.)BUS-A 202 Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3cr.)BUS-L 201 The Legal Environment of Business (3cr.)BUS-W 100 Introduction to Business (3 cr.)BUS-X 107 Freshman Seminar (3 cr.)BUS-X 220 Career Perspectives (2 cr.)ECON-E 201 Introduction to Microeconomics (3 cr.)ECON-E 202 Introduction to Macroeconomics (3 cr.)

8August 25, 2021 ECON-E 270 Introduction to Statistical Theory (3 cr.)ENG-W 131 English Composition I (3 cr.)MATH-M 118 Finite Mathematics (3 cr.)PSY-P 103 Introduction to Psychology (3 cr.)SPCH-S 121 Public Speaking (3 cr.)3. Business Core Courses BUS-D 301 The International BusinessEnvironment (3 cr.)BUS-F 301 Financial Management (3 cr.)BUS-J 401 Administration Policy (3 cr.)BUS-J 404 Business and Society (3 cr.)BUS-K 321 Mana

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