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Handouts Several of the handouts provided in the HCB Advising Center are below for your convenience.   Semester Schedule/Important Dates for Spring 2010 Understanding the BSBA Degree (Power Point Presentation) Academic Calendar Activation of Southeast Key (required to log into the portal) Activation of Southeast Key Demonstration Admission, Retention, and Graduation Requirements BA490 Business Policy and Strategy is a capstone course for all students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Degree.  Prerequisites include a grade of 'C' or better in all other core courses except for the international business course. Beginning Freshmen Advising Newsletter August 2009 California Critical Thinking Skills Test (CCTST)/MAPP exit exam and Writing Proficiency (WP003) Exam (to be completed after completion of 75 hours of college credit) Career Linkages Requirements          Spring 2010 Section Information Campus Resources Countdown to Commencement Flyer Core/Support Course List Core/Support Course Sequencing Flow Chart Course Descriptions and Rotations     Accounting, Administrative Systems Management, and Management Information Systems     Economics and Finance     Management and Marketing Degree Audit Report and Unofficial Transcript (How to Request)      As of 2/26/09 the general graduation requirements (CCTST, WP003, and CL001-4) section of      the detailed degree audit has been moved from near the bottom of the audit to the top area      just above the developmental course requirements. Click here for a tutorial on how to generate a degree audit report Click here for a tutorial on how to generate an unofficial transcript Department Contact Information - Harrison College of Business Enrollment Instructions (written only) or Enrollment Instructions (with diagrams) Enrollment Dates - see Registration Dates below Fee Schedule (all fees)   Fee Schedule Incidental/General Fees Grade Point Average Information Honor Pledge Internships Major Requirements (all BSBA majors) Major Checklists (by major) for the BSBA Degree:     Accounting     Administrative Systems Management     Economics     Finance     International Business     Management         Major requirements have changed in past few years, students should refer to the appropriate catalog year.         catalog year prior to fall 2006         catalog year fall 2006 to summer 2008         catalog year fall 2008 or later     Management Information Systems     Marketing     Organizational Administration (available as online degree) MAPP exam     Minors in the Harrison College of Business Prerequisites to the MBA Program at Southeast (requires completion of bachelor's degree to declare pre-MBA) Refund Schedule Registration Dates for Spring 2010 Southeast Key Activation (required to log into the portal) Student Organizations in the Harrison College of Business Summer Enrollment Transcript -Unofficial (How to View in Portal) Click here for a tutorial on how to generate an unofficial transcript Transcript - How to Request Official Copy Transfer and Returning Student Checklist (for new transfer students or students who have previously attended Southeast and are returning after sitting out one or more semesters) Trips Abroad Understanding of Advising and Degree Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Degree University Studies Courses (lower level) (see www.semo.edu/ustudies/handbook for detailed course descriptions) University Studies Courses (upper level) (see www.semo.edu/ustudies/handbook for detailed course descriptions) University Studies Courses (upper level) for International Business Majors UI400 Business and Ethics:  All business majors should select UI400 Business and Ethics, as this course is required as a support course and will also fulfill one of the three upper level courses for the University Studies Program.  Students may select 2 IU or UI3XXs and UI400 Business and Ethics OR they may select one IU or UI3XX, UI400 Business and Ethics, and another UI4XX level course.  Students must have completed 90 hours or more and have completed all 100-200 level University Studies courses to be eligible for UI400 Business and Ethics. Writing Proficiency (WP003) Exam (to be completed after completion of 75 hours of college credit) and Center for Writing Excellence