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Bachelor of Science in Business
Enrollment Agreement
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Degree Completion Requirements
A minimum of 120 total credits is required to complete the bachelor’s program, 42 of which must be upper division credits. Students
must satisfy all required courses of study and all elective and general education requirements. Students may apply for conferral of the
following en-route credentials prior to conferral of their bachelor’s degree and upon successful completion of all the requirements
specified in this enrollment agreement and as outlined in the University of Phoenix Academic Catalog for each credential: Business
Administration Certificate (Undergraduate).
Category
General Education
Required Course of Study
Upper Division Business/Management Electives
Electives
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR PROGRAM
Credits
45
39
18
18
120
Proficiency Requirements
You must satisfy math and English proficiency requirements. You can meet these requirements in any of the following ways:
o Complete approved proficiency-applicable University of Phoenix math or English courses with a grade of “D-” or better
o Earn passing scores (as established by ACE) on math or English NTP exams completed within 5 years of enrollment
o Achieve grades of “C-” or better in similar courses that are eligible for general education credit, such as College Algebra
(math) or College Composition (English), worth at least 2.67 semester credits, completed within 5 years of enrollment in
an associate or bachelor degree program, and at an institution with regional or approved-national accreditation
o Demonstration of competency on a University of Phoenix approved placement exam
Credits taken from proficiency and prerequisite requirements may apply to general education or elective requirements.
Accelerated and Standard (A&B) Pathways
Your results on the Pathway Diagnostic will determine whether you will be placed in the Accelerated Pathway (A Track) or the
standard pathway (B Track). Students who have completed an associate degree or higher at a regionally or approved nationally
accredited institution are not required to complete the Pathway Diagnostic and will be placed in the Accelerated Pathway. If you are
placed in the Accelerated Pathway, you will be required to successfully complete GEN/201 followed by HUM/115 prior to proceeding
into additional coursework in your program. If you are placed in the standard pathway, you will be required to successfully complete
the following three courses prior to enrolling in any other course:
Course ID
GEN/127
ENG/147*
HUM/115*
Course Title
University Studies for Success
University Writing Essentials
Critical Thinking in Everyday Life (required as last course)
Credits
3
3
3
Academic Catalog Acknowledgement
I have received access to the University of Phoenix Academic Catalog during the admission application process. The catalog is also
available on my student website (https://ecampus.phoenix.edu). I understand the requirements for my course of study are detailed in
the catalog, which is considered part of this Enrollment Agreement. It contains admission and degree completion requirements;
program objectives and length; tuition schedules; fees; and all policies, including those for cancellation or refund. I understand that it is
my responsibility to read and understand the contents of the catalog and that I should ask questions if I do not understand something
in it or need further clarification.
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Enrollment Agreement
Summary of Program Requirements
General Education Requirements
General Education
Component
Communication Arts
Mathematics
Science and Technology
Humanities
Social Science
Additional Liberal Arts
Comments
Credits
A Track must include: COMM/215 equivalent or higher
B Track must include: ENG/147
Must include MTH/209 equivalent or higher
Must include at least three (3) credits in the physical or biological sciences
Must include: HUM/115
A Track must include: GEN/201
B Track must include: GEN/127
Interdisciplinary
Any credit that is not being applied to the primary major as a waiver may be
Requirement
applied to the elective or interdisciplinary requirements.
GENERAL EDUCATION CREDIT TOTAL
6
6
6
6
6
6
9
45
Required Course of Study
Program Category Requirements Course Selection
Communications
COM/295*
Business Information Systems
BIS/220*
Management
PHL/320*, MGT/312*
Accounting
ACC/290*, ACC/291*
Ethics & Legal Topics in Business
ETH/321*
Economics
ECO/365*, ECO/372*
Finance
FIN/370*
Marketing
MKT/421*
Business Statistics
QNT/275*
Business Capstone
BUS/475*
REQUIRED COURSE OF STUDY CREDIT TOTAL
Credits
3
3
6
6
3
6
3
3
3
3
39
Elective Requirements
Elective Component
UPPER DIVISION
BUSINESS/MANAGEMENT
ELECTIVES
ELECTIVES
Comments
Must include: BIS/320*(unless used to fulfill BIS/220 requirement),
CPMGT/300*, ACC/400*, ISCOM/305*, FIN/419*, MGT/448*
Credits
18
18
Summary of En-Route Credential Requirements
(satisfied by completing requirements listed in the “Summary of Program Requirements” above)
En-route Credential
Business Administration
Certificate (Undergraduate)♦
Requirements
BIS/320*, CPMGT/300*, ACC/400*, ISCOM/305*, FIN/419*, MGT/448*
Credits
18
*-designated courses require you take prerequisites before enrolling in that course. Please refer to the University of
Phoenix Academic Catalog.
♦- See the University of Phoenix Academic Catalog for a comprehensive listing of program requirements.
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Additional Program Information
Expiration of Enrollment Agreement
You must begin coursework within one year from the signature date or the enrollment agreement will expire.
Transferability of Credit
Transferability of credit is at the discretion of the accepting institution. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm whether
another institution will accept credits earned at University of Phoenix.
Course Availability - Equivalencies
Equivalent courses may be used to satisfy the course requirements for your program—these are courses that are
approved by the University as acceptable alternatives to the required courses in your program. Please contact a
University representative for more information about course availability.
Course Availability - Additional Courses
Additional courses may become available that satisfy program requirements. Please check with a University
representative for details.
Program Name on Diploma
The diploma awarded for the primary program will read “Bachelor of Science in Business.”
For Arizona Students Only
Arizona students have a right to cancel the enrollment agreement and receive a refund of student fees and tuition paid if
they submit a written notice of cancellation within three business days of signing the enrollment agreement. No later than
30 days of receiving the notice of cancellation, the University shall provide the 100% refund. After the three day period,
the University's General Refund Policy will apply. Any holder of this consumer credit contract is subject to all claims and
defenses which the debtor could assert against the seller of goods or services obtained pursuant hereto or with the
proceeds hereof. Recovery hereunder by the debtor shall not exceed amounts paid by the debtor. (FTC Rule effective 514-76)
Risk Free Period
If you indicate less than 24 previous college credits (as recognized by the University) on the admission application, the
first three weeks in your first course constitute the trial period for this program. First time attendees who meet that
criterion, who have not previously been admitted as a regular student to the University, and who are intending to pursue
the course of study outlined in this enrollment agreement will participate in the trial period and will be conditionally
admitted. This trial period will apply to all repeated attempts to complete the first course in the program while students
are in Admitted with Condition status. Students will be eligible for unconditional admission to the University after meeting
class attendance requirements in the fourth week of their first course (or after the fourth week) and after having transfer
credits evaluated. Students will not be eligible for Title IV, HEA funds until they are admitted as a regular student after the
trial period has completed. Once admitted as a regular student, students become eligible for Title IV, HEA program funds
back to the beginning of the payment or loan period, as applicable, including the trial period. Students who decide not to
continue in the trial period may opt out with no financial obligation prior to meeting class attendance requirements for
their fourth week in their first course with the University. Students who withdraw after the trial period and do not continue
enrollment will not be eligible for Title IV, HEA program funds for the trial period. Students will indicate their intent to
continue with their program by meeting class attendance requirements in the fourth week of their first course (or after the
fourth week) at which point the trial period will end. Students completing the trial period that meet class attendance
requirements for their fourth week or after will be financially responsible for all associated course charges. Students that
record positive class attendance in at least one class that do not meet the class attendance requirements for the course
due to exceeding maximum allowable absences will receive a "W" grade for the course which will be documented on the
University of Phoenix transcript.
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