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Hospitality Management Curriculum

This is a sample curriculum for a B.S. Degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition, Hospitality Management Option. A minimum of 126 hours is needed for graduation from this program. Course requirements may change, so talk to the program advisor about which courses to take.

Freshman Year

Fall Spring 
FSHN 140*3FSHN 145*3
ACES 101*       2RHET 1054
ACE 1613PSYCH 1004
CMN 1013Math 2344
SOC 1004

Humanities/NonWestern 

(HP or LA and NW or US)

3
Total Hours:15Total Hours:18

Summer Semester

Practical Work Experience: 0 credit hours

Sophomore Year

Fall Spring 
FSHN 1013FSHN 1203
CHEM 102 and CHEM 1034CHEM 104 and CHEM 1054
ECON 102 or ACE 1003Statistics13
ANSC 109**2Humanities/Western (HP or LA & W)3
FSHN 131 3Open Electives#3
Total Hours:15Total Hours16

1Select from ACE 261; CPSC 241; ECON 202; MATH 161; PSYC 235; SOC 280; or STAT 100

Junior Year

Fall Spring 
FSHN 332 (prereq CHEM 102-105)3FSHN 3491
FSHN 345*3FSHN 340*** (prereq FSHN 332)4
ACCY 200*3MCB 1003
BADM 3103MCB 1012
BTW 250 (or other ACP)3BADM 300 (Before spring senior) 3
  Open Electives#3
Total Hours:15Total Hours:16

Summer Semester

FSHN 293 Professional Work Experience 4 - Prerequisite of FSHN 340

Senior Year

Fall Spring 
AGED 280*2FSHN 442* (prereq FSHN 340)3
BADM 313****(prereq BADM 310)3FSHN 443* (prereq FSHN 340)4
BADM 320 (prereq Stat)3AGED 300 (prereq AGED 280)4
Open Electives#4Open Electives#3
    
Total Hours:13Total Hours:14

Total hours required (minimum)                      126

*Course is offered only once/year during designated semester

**Odd years only during designated semester

***Enrollment Priority given to HM majors in spring, Dietetic majors in Fall

****or BADM 311 or PSYC 245 if not getting business minor

#Additional open electives may be required beyond the courses listed above to meet the minimum amount necessary for graduation.

POTENTIAL 5TH YEAR: Transfers, Study/Work Abroad, Fail to Complete Prerequisites/Semester Courses as Outlined

 

Updated 1/5/12