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Undeclared

Providence Campus

(College of Business)

Non-Degree

Because some students may be unsure of their major when they enroll at Johnson & Wales, the Undeclared option allows them the opportunity to pursue a basic business and general studies program and, in the sophomore year, choose a major from a number of business and hospitality programs. Students who begin their studies in the Undeclared program earn a bachelor of science degree at the end of four years of study.

Undeclared

All students enrolled in the Undeclared program pursue the following program of study for the first two years. Students must declare a major no later than the fifth term (sophomore year) of study.

Credits
Related Professional Studies
ACCT2001Business Accounting I4.5
ACCT2002Business Accounting II4.5
or ACCT2004 Hospitality Accounting II
FIT1000Information Technology for Business Professionals4.5
LAW2001The Legal Environment of Business I4.5
HOSP1008Customer/Guest Service Management4.5
MGHI1000Introduction to Management and the Hospitality Industry4.5
MRKT1001Principles of Marketing4.5
General Studies
ECON1001Macroeconomics4.5
ECON2002Microeconomics4.5
ENG1001An Introduction to Literary Genres4.5
ENG1020English Composition4.5
ENG1021Advanced Composition and Communication4.5
ENG1030Communication Skills4.5
LEAD2001Foundations of Leadership Studies4.5
MATH2001Statistics4.5
PSYC2001Introductory Psychology4.5
or SOC2001 Sociology I
MathOne math course 1000 level or higher based on student's placement assessment **4.5
HistoryOne HIST-designated course (except HIST4030)4.5
ScienceOne SCI-designated course4.5
Major Elective
Choose one of the following: 4.5
Spreadsheet Design for Business Solutions ***
Hospitality Human Resources and Diversity Leadership ****
Total Credits90.0

*

Students entering The Hospitality College must take ACCT2004 Hospitality Accounting II as their second Accounting course. Students in the College of Business must take ACCT2002 Business Accounting II.

**

Students considering Accounting or Financial Services Management should elect MATH1020 Fundamentals of Algebra or higher. 

***

For students entering the College of Business

****

For students entering The Hospitality College

 

NOTE: Students must pass MATH0010 Basic Mathematics or have equivalent placement scores to enroll in required math courses.

 

Four-Year Options:

  • Accounting
  • Advertising & Marketing Communications
  • Business Administration
  • Criminal Justice
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Fashion Merchandising & Retail Marketing
  • Finance
  • Hotel & Lodging Management
  • Liberal Studies
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Restaurant, Food & Beverage Management
  • Sports/Entertainment/Event Management
  • Travel-Tourism & Hospitality Management
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