Temple University - Associate in Art in Business-General or Business-Accelerated to Bachelor of Business Administration for Fox School of Business Majors (Spring 2018, 2018-2019)

Community College of Philadelphia Program: Associate in Art in Business-General or Business-Accelerated

Catalog Years: Spring 2018, 2018-2019

Transfer School: Temple University

Bachelor Program: Bachelor of Business Administration for Fox School of Business Majors

Transfer guides are created and maintained to help students and staff make appropriate course and program choices. The guides show how the requirements for the appropriate Community College of Philadelphia associate degree transfer to the bachelor's institution. It is, however, possible for program requirements at Community College of Philadelphia or the transfer institution to change without advanced notice.

Students are advised to visit with a Community College of Philadelphia academic advisor or counselor for further assistance. To schedule an appointment with an academic advisor, login to MyCCP for the Starfish Connect appointment system, call 215-751-8777 or stop by BG-12 on Main Campus. To schedule an appointment with a counselor, call 215-751-8169, email counseling@ccp.edu or stop by BG-7 on Main Campus. Academic advisors and counselors are also available at the Regional Centers.

General Information:

This guide updates an agreement between the Community College of Philadelphia’sAssociate in Art in(A.A.) in Business Administration (discontinued) and the Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) majors in Temple University’s Fox School of Business. The current business transfer curriculum is the Associate in Art in(A.A.) in Business-Acceleratedand Associate in Art in(A.A.) in Business-General, and the guide reflects the requirements of these degrees. Both the A.A. in Business Administration and the A.A. in Business-General qualify for the Temple Dual Admissions Agreement. A "C" grade or higher is needed for courses to transfer and to graduate with the A.A. degree from Community College of Philadelphia. Completion of either the A.A. in Business-General (with Math 162 and 171) or the A.A. in Business Administration leads to transfer to the Fox School with junior standing.

Students who earn either the A.A. in Business-General or A.A. in Business Administration qualify for the Gen Ed to Gen Ed agreement. Temple University agrees to accept the General Education embedded in Community College of Philadelphia’s Associate in Arts (A.A.) or Associate in Science (A.S.) degree as meeting all the requirements of its undergraduate General Education requirements except for two writing intensive courses to be completed at Temple University.

For information concerning transfer please schedule an appointment to visit a Community College of Philadelphia academic advisor or counselor. Students are also welcome to contact the transfer institution directly.

Semester Credits:

First Semester

CCP Course	CCP Credits	Temple Equivalent Course	Credits
BUSL 101 - Navigating Leadership and Business Professions	3	Elective	3
ENGL 101 - English Composition I	3	ENG 0802 Analytic Reading and Writing	3
MATH 162 - Precalculus II	3	MATH 1022 Pre-Calculus or STAT 1001 Pre-Calculus for Business Satisfies major requirement	3
CIS 103 - Applied Computer Technology	3	Lower Level Elective	3
ACCT 101 - Financial Accounting	4	ACCT 2101 Financial Accounting Satisfies major requirement	4

Second Semester

CCP Course	CCP Credits	Temple Equivalent Course	Credits
ECON 181 - Principles of Economics (Macroeconomics)	3	ECON 1101 Macroeconomic Principles Satisfies major requirement	3
MATH 171 - Calculus I	4	STAT 1102 Calculus for Business or MATH 1041 Calculus I Satisfies major requirement	4
ACCT 102 - Managerial Accounting	3	ACCT 2102 Managerial Accounting Satisfies major requirement	3
ENGL 102 - The Research Paper	3	Elective	3
MNGT 121 - Introduction to Business	3	Elective	3

Third Semester

CCP Course	CCP Credits	Temple Equivalent Course	Credits
MNGT 141 - Principles of Management	3	HRM 1101 Organization and Management Satisfies major requirement	3
ECON 182 - Principles of Economics (Microeconomics)	3	ECON 1102 Microeconomic Principles Satisfies major requirement	3
MKTG 131 - Principles of Marketing	3	MKTG 2101 Marketing Management Satisfies major requirement	3
ECON 112 - Statistics I	4	STAT 2101 Stat Methods and Concepts Temple requires STAT 2103 Stat Methods and Concepts. Students who complete both ECON 112 and 114 (see below in fourth semester) satisfy the requirement	4
ANTH 112 - Cultural Anthropology or GEOG 103 - Introduction to Human Geography	3	ANTH 1061 Cultures of the World or Upper Level Elective-GUS	3

Fourth Semester

CCP Course	CCP Credits	Temple Equivalent Course	Credits
ECON 114 - Statistics II or FIN 151 - Risk Management and Insurance or MNGT 142 - Management Information Systems	3	STAT 2102 Selected Stat Applications RMI 2101 Intro to Risk Management MIS 2101 Info Systems Organizations STAT 2101 and 2102 together satisfy STAT 2103, a major requirement. RMI 2101 and MIS 2101 also satisfy major requirements.	3
BIOL 106 - General Biology I or CHEM 101 - Fundamentals of Chemistry I (Lab Based) or PHYS 111 - General Physics I or higher	4	BIOL 1012 General Biology II Satisfies: Science and Technology - GenEd or CHEM 1021 Intro to Chemistry Lab Satisfies: Science and Technology - GenEd CHEM 1023 Intro to Chemistry I Satisfies: Science and Technology – GenEd or PHYS 1021 Intro General Physics I Satisfies: Science and Technology - GenEd	4
ENGL 115 - Public Speaking or ENGL 117 - Group and Team Communication	3	CSI 1111 Public Speaking or PR 2662 Leading Groups & Team Building	3
HIST 121 - Global History I or HIST 122 - Global History II or HIST 151- History of Capitalism	3	HIST 1702 Modern History Since 1500 or HIST Lower Level Elective-History or Pending Transfer Review for HIST 151	3
MNGT 262 - Business Law	3	LGLS1101 Legal Environment of Business	3

Community College of Philadelphia Minimum Credits to Graduate: 63
Equivalent Temple University Credits: 63

Courses to be Completed at Transfer Institution

Courses to be Completed at Transfer Institution:

Fox School of Business Lower Division Requirements: Courses within the A.A. in Business-General and A.A. in Business Administration are able to satisfy most of the lower division (freshman/sophomore) Fox School requirements. As noted in the fourth Community College of Philadelphia semester, ECON 114, FIN 151 and MNGT 142 all serve to satisfy Fox School requirements even though only one course is required. BA 2101 Professional Development Strategies and BA 2196 and BA 2196 Business Communications must be completed at Temple University.

Upper Division Foundation Requirements – Must be taken at the Fox School of Business	Credits
FIN 3101 Financial Management	3
MSOM 3101 Operations Management	3
BA 3102 Business, Society & Ethics	3
BA 3103 Integrative Business Applications	3
BA 4196 Global Business Policies—Writing Intensive	3
IB 3101 Fundamentals of International Business	3

Major Requirements:

Major requirements for the current academic year can be viewed in the Temple University’ Undergraduate Bulletin.
Any updates for each academic year are available each June with the publication of the Bulletin.
Twenty business courses (59 semester hours) are required as part of the lower- and upper-division foundation requirements for the B.B.A. program.

In addition, a minimum of six business courses must be completed in the major. In completing the courses in the major, students will become competent in understanding critical business concepts and the practice of ethical decision-making, and demonstrate both effective written and oral communication and the ability to apply critical thinking to business problems.
All Fox School of Business students must take a minimum of two writing-intensive courses. One of these courses will be Business Administration 4196; the second will be a writing-intensive capstone course in the major. The writing capstone is normally taken in the students' final semester.

NOTE: Many upper-division foundation courses and major courses have prerequisites and some of these prerequisites also include grade requirements. Students are required to meet all prerequisites.