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Job Shadow Program Site Visits

Take this opportunity to visit a business professional at their place of work for a day. Sign up to participate in the Job Shadow Program, Program details can be found at...
19Jun

Job Shadow Program Site Visits

Take this opportunity to visit a business professional at their place of work for a day. Sign up to participate in the Job Shadow Program, Program details can be found at...
20Jun

Eugene Young Professionals Summit at Hotel Eugene

The Lundquist College of Business is the title sponsor of the fourth annual Eugene Young Professionals Summit. We invite you to activate your curiosity, discover new ways to...

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2017 Honors Program Spring Banquet

On May 15, the Lundquist College of Business Honors Program hosted its 19th annual spring banquet at the Ford Alumni Center. Students, their families, and faculty members gathered together to celebrate and recognize the 2015-2017 cohort and their completion of the Honors Program curriculum and resulting graduation from the program. Keynote speaker Jonathan Evans began […]
2017 Honors Program Spring Site Visit to Nike

In May, members of the Lundquist College of Business Honors Program were invited to Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon for a campus tour and panel discussion with long-time Nike employees. The tour included visits to numerous buildings dedicated to the different departments that make up the Nike brand. Some notable buildings included the Michael […]
Honors Students Travel to Guatemala

The Lundquist College Business Honors Program took its sixth annual alternative break trip to Guatemala during the week of spring break in late March 2017. The program partnered with Where There be Dragons, an experiential learning-based organization, to expose students to cross-cultural education, global citizenship, and opportunities for individual growth. Eleven students from the program—led […]
A Breakdown of WIB’s Bay Area Site Visit

A Quick Overview While thousands of UO students completed their finals and promptly rushed home for the holidays, 15 eager Women in Business (WIB) members opted for a little adventure instead. These students packed their bags – with business casual attire, of course – and embarked on an eye-opening journey throughout the Bay Area where […]
2017 Honors Program Winter Site Visits

During winter term, the Lundquist College of Business Honors Program was fortunate enough to visit two wealth management firms in Portland, Oregon. Joining two other student groups—the UO Investment Group and the UO Financial Management Association—Honors Program members spoke with executives from Ferguson Wellman and Arnerich Massena to learn the ins and outs of what […]

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Requirements

Courses

The business minor consists of six business administration courses. Students must take BA 101 before taking the other required business administration minor courses. If you have already taken pre-business courses or are an economics major, you can substitute courses for some of the requirements. See an advisor in 203 Peterson for details.

BA 101: Introduction to Business
BA 215: Accounting: The Language of Business Decisions (or ACTG 211)*
BA 315: Economy, Industry, and Competitive Analysis (or ECON 201 and 202)
BA 316: Management: Creating Value Through People
BA 317: Marketing: Creating Value For Customers
BA 318: Finance: Creating Value Through Capital (or FIN 316 if you are an economics major and have maintained a 3.0 GPA)*

It is possible to earn more than one minor within the Lundquist College of Business. However, for students earning more than one business-related minor, no more than three courses can be used to satisfy multiple business minors. Please see an advisor for more details.

When the student has declared the minor, completed the requirements, and applied for a degree with the Office of the Registrar, the student will be approved to graduate with the minor.

*BA 215 is required before taking BA 318.

Additional Details

Advising: Students may speak with a peer advisor without an appointment in our undergraduate advising office located in 203 Peterson or call 541-346-3303 to schedule an appointment with a professional advisor.

Tutoring and labs: Students general fees cover tutoring services in writing and math at UO Academic Learning Services located in the basement of PLC. Braddock Tutoring is located in 240 Lillis and is open week 2 through week 10, Monday-Thursday from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Tutoring can provide help with required courses in accounting, business writing, calculus, economics, finance, statistics and, operations and business analytics. The business school computer labs and information technology support are also available to business minors.

Economics majors: EC 201 and EC 202 or EC 311 and EC 313 substitute for BA 315. Also, FIN 316 will substitute for BA 318 with a 3.00 GPA (or better) for students who wish to take FIN316 instead of BA318. However, students need to be authorized to register for FIN 316 by an advisor in 203 Peterson prior to the start of registration.