Entering students who decide to major in business administration should be warned about changing their majors while completing the core curriculum. This warning should also be given to majors in the engineering, because there are specific mathematics requirement for engineering majors as there are for business majors, as well as the two economics courses in the behavioral sciences.

Advising Majors in the Three Colleges

1. College of Business Administration

   
   Students majoring in any of the four departments in the College of Business Administration begin the specific courses for their major in the second year. However, as is true with all majors, specific mathematics courses are taken during the freshman year. See figures 10, 11, 12, and 13 for the degree plans of each major in the college of Business Administration.
   
   

2. College of Information Technology

   
   Students majoring in the three departments in the College of Information Technology begin much of their basic work in the freshman year and have unique classes in mathematics and the natural sciences. There is little leeway if any, in changing majors, even within the college. See figure 14, 15, and 16 for the degree plans of the majors within the college of Information Technology.