NSU 2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalog

288 Nova Southeastern University • Undergraduate Student Catalog • 2014–2015 H. WAYNE HUIZENGA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP Any SPT Elective (must have SPT prefix) (3 credits) Any SPT Elective (must have SPT prefix) (3 credits) Any SPT Elective (must have SPT prefix) (3 credits) Any MGT Elective (must have MGT prefix) (3 credits) OR Sport and Recreation Management Internship Option (30 credits) MKT 3210 Professional Selling (3 credits) MKT 3220 Advanced Selling (3 credits) SPT 4850 Seminar in Sport and Recreation Management (3 credits) SPT 4950 Sport and Recreation Management Internship (12 credits) OR SPT 4951 Sport and Recreation Internship (6 credits) AND SPT 4952 Sport and Recreation Internship (6 credits) Any SPT Elective (must have SPT prefix) (3 credits) Any SPT Elective (must have SPT prefix) (3 credits) Any SPT Elective (must have SPT prefix) (3 credits) Open Electives (21 Credits) Minors in Business All students are encouraged to complete one or more minors to prepare them for careers or graduate studies. A minor requires the completion of 15–18 credits. If a student has taken one or more of the courses listed in the minor as part of his/her major, a minimum of three additional courses must be successfully completed to earn the minor. A maximum of six credits may be used from a student’s major courses to satisfy a minor. Accounting Minor The minor in accounting provides students with practical accounting knowledge. Accounting Minor Requirements (15 credits) All students who minor in accounting are required to complete the courses listed below. ACT 2200 Financial Accounting (3 credits)* ** ACT 2300 Managerial Accounting (3 credits)* ** ACT 3030 Cost Management (3 credits)* ** ACT 3050 Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits)** TXX 3110 Federal Taxation I (3 credits)** *Business students may satisfy this requirement, depending upon their major. **Students must earn a grade of C or higher in this course, or it must be repeated. Business Minor (non-business majors) This minor is designed for students who want exposure to primary topical areas in business to help prepare them for jobs in business and industry.