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So, I think I've decided to stay at NYCCT for one more semester. I'll get inducted and then bounce-or move on (to sound gracious) . I've been trying to find the best major out of the three for me to complete and I have settled on my first choice (again). I am almost eligible for the major so it makes sense. I could start it in the fall . I'm going to go to the business school for undergrad since all I need is one math and literature req. My Fl req is taken care of already. I need 45 creds and I'm at 31. I can do international marketing and adv. or small business management or adv and marketing in the business school and then complete the journalism seq of 24 creds without all the extra LAS reqa. So I can kill two birds with one stone. I can complete the BBA major by spring and then the Journalism major by Dec 2010 and graduate early! If I'm not mistaken. I'll get my BBA in two years..... I must've missed something. I may minor in Law and policy or black studies, We'll see. I need Acct, Micro and Macro, Math-Pre Cal, Great Works of Lit and Statistics and I'm good to go into a business major. I'm taking Macro and Lit in the summer. Maybe a math too. Then Acct, Micro, Sta, Pre Cal and a lit req for the journalism major in the fall. I'm going to minor in international business.


If you are currently a Baruch College student, and entered in the freshman class of 2001 or after, you need to have satisfied all of the criteria in the pre-business curriculum with a minimum GPA of 2.25. They are:

Completion of Accountancy 2101, CIS 2200, Economics 1001, Economics 1002, English 2100, Law 1101, Mathematics 2201/2206/2207/2610 or their equivalents, and Statistics 2000 with a minimum GPA* of 2.25 in these courses.
Completion of a minimum of 45 credits with an overall GPA* of 2.25 or higher.
Completion of either Communication Studies 1010 or English 2150.


Journalism And Business Specialization for the BBA Student

For the BBA student who is interested in combining journalism with preparation in business administration, the following combined program in journalism and business administration leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree is suggested: follow the BBA base curriculum, complete a BBA major in the Zicklin School of Business, and complete the following 24-credit sequence:

Literature
Required Courses 6 credits
ENG 3015 Survey of English Literature II 3 credits
or
ENG 3025 Survey of American Literature II 3 credits
ENG 3030 Contemporary Literature from Asia, Africa, and Latin America 3 credits
or
ENG 3032 Ethnic Literature 3 credits
or
ENG 3034 A Survey of African American Literature 3 credits
or
ENG 3036 English Voices from Afar: Post-Colonial Literature

3 credits
Journalism
Required Courses 9 credits
ENG 3050 Journalistic Writing 3 credits
ENG 3200 Business and Financial Writing 3 credits
ENG 3500 Interpretive News Reporting 3 credits
or
ENG 4750 Investigative Reporting

3 credits
Electives 9 credits
Choose three courses:
ENG 2520 Broadcast News:Writing for Radio 3 credits
ENG 2530 Broadcast News Production 3 credits
ENG 3000 Feature Article Writing 3 credits
ENG 3100 Copy Editing 3 credits
ENG 3150 Business Communication 3 credits
ENG 3210 Television Journalism Basics I 3 credits
ENG 3220 Media Ethics 3 credits
ENG 3300 Science Communication 3 credits
ENG 3400 Journalism Criticism and Reviewing 3 credits
ENG 3600 Creative Journalism 3 credits
ENG 3800 Environmental Reporting 3 credits
ENG 3900 Topics in Journalism† 3 credits
ENG 4200 Business Press Coverage of Politics and Policy 3 credits
ENG 4220 A Century of Muckraking 3 credits
ENG 4920 Strategies of Journalistic Writing 3 credits
ENG 5050-5051 Media Internship

The requirements for the Advertising and Marketing Communication Track are as follows:
Required Courses (15 credits)

MKT 3520 Advertising and Marketing Communications
MKT 3600 Marketing Research
MKT 3605 Consumer Behavior
MKT 5150 Advertising Campaigns I: Ad Competition (Only offered in Fall)
MKT 5750 Marketing Strategy
Choose three courses from the following* :
MKT 4120 Media Planning
MKT 4130 Copywriting
MKT 5151 Advertising Campaigns II: Ad Competition
MKT 4555 Internet Marketing
COM 3070 Persuasion
*MKT 5100 (Internship) may be taken as an additional course as your free elective, but it cannot be taken to satisfy the requirements for the track.

The following courses do not count towards fulfilling the requirements for the Advertising track or the Marketing major. However, students interested in advertising may wish to consider taking one or more of the following:

AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MINOR IS THE PERFECT COMPANION
If you are an undergraduate business student majoring in Accounting, CIS, Finance, Management or Marketing, an International-Business Minor will enhance your employability. In today’s market-place, graduates who combine strong professional skills with international competence are in demand. Here in New York, the most global city of all, opportunities for those who blend the two are particularly large.

It’s simple. It involves taking only three courses. Since the courses that qualify you for one of these minors are 3000 and 4000 level, you can’t take them until you are a junior. But even if you are a sophomore or a freshman, you need to plan now. Some of those courses have prerequisites or corequisites, and not all courses are given every term. Since Baruch students can only take a limited number of free electives, it’s important to start early and choose your electives carefully--first to fulfill prerequisites and then for the corequisites and courses for the Minor in International Business.

IF YOU’RE MAJORING IN BUSINESS: To graduate with a BBA, you will have to take most of the prerequisites for the international minor anyway. Thus, all you have to do is make sure that when you’re a junior and a senior, you take as electives the remaining prerequisites and corequisites and the three courses that will qualify you for this minor.



THE UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MINOR
Credits
MKT 3400 International Business Principles 3

Plus any two of these courses:
ECO 3250 International Economics and Finance 3
MGT 4880 Management of Multinational Corporations 3
MKT 4410 International Trade Operations 3
MKT 4420 International Marketing 3
MKT 4460 International Logistics 3
LAW 3111 Law and International Business 3