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YOUR CLASSSCHEDULE

ACADEMICADVISING

ENRICHINGEXPERIENCES

LIFE LONGSUCCESS

EDGE ADVANTAGES:• Leadership• Problem-solving • Communication• Entrepreneurship• Social Responsibility

• Confidence• Global Awareness• Teamwork • Critical Thinking

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION | BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING | 915-747-5241 | @UTEP.EDU

• Take MATH 1411, SCI 1301, RWS 1301,HIST 1301, and BUSN 1301 in your firstsemester.

• Take MATH 1312, ACCT 2301, ECON2302, RWS 1302, and HIST 1302 in yoursecond semester.

• Take MATH 2313, FIN 3310, ACCT 2302,ECON 2304, and CIS 3345 in your thirdsemester.

• Take GEOL 1211, GEOL 1111, ACCT 3321,FIN 430, POLS 2310, and QMB 3456 inyour fourth semester.

• Complete FIN 3310 to move to level two• Focus on FIN 4340 to prepare for the FM

exam.

• Take FIN 3315, GEOL 1212, GEOL 1112,OSCM 3321, QMB 3350, and QMB 4456in your fifth semester.

• Take FIN 4312, FIN 4315A, MGMT 3303,QMB 4345, and PHIL 2406 in your sixthsemester.

• Complete your first exam to move on tolevel three of the academy.

• Focus on FIN 4456 to prepare for the P exam.

• Take FIN 3316, MKT 3300, FIN 4316,ECON 3310, FIN 4310, and FIN 4311A inyour seventh semester.

• Take POLS 2311, THEA 1313, MGMT4300, BLAW 3301, and BUSN 3304 inyour final semester.

• Apply for the Prudential Risk Management Academy in your firstyear.

• Schedule an appointment with youradvisor via email: rkmg@utep.edu

• Schedule an appointment with youradvisor via email: rkmg@utep.edu.

• Schedule an appointment with youradvisor via email: rkmg@utep.edu.

• Schedule an appointment with youradvisor via email: rkmg@utep.edu.

• Discover tutoring resources such as theUniversity Writing Center and the MathResource Center for Students.

• Visit the University Career Center andbegin developing your resume.

• Visit the University Career Center topractice interview skills.

• Continue to develop your resume, andsign up for LinkedIn.

• Participate in speed interview eventshosted by the program.

• Utilize the Coaching Actuaries softwarefrom FIN 3310 to hone your skills.

• Practice interviewing skillsthrough HireVue.

• Continue to develop your resume.

• Join the Society of Actuaries (SOA). • Join the UTEP Alumni Association.

• Join Gamma Iota Sigma. • Participate in student organizations and

seek out leadership developmentactivities.

• Participate in the Actuarial EnrichmentProgram and visit Prudential Financial inNewark, NJ.

• Prepare for the Financial Mathematics(FM) exam or the Probability (P) exam.You will need to complete at least oneexam before your senior year.

• Continue to participate in Gamma Iota Sigma.

• Locate an internship. Ideally you shouldgraduate with 2-3 internship experiences.

• Consider studying abroad through theGlobal Business Program.

• Cultivate a leadership role in Gamma Iota Sigma.

• Locate an internship. Ideally you shouldgraduate with 2-3 internship experiences.

• apply for the Risk ManagementMentorship Program.

• Mentor others in the field via communityoutreach opportunities.

• Mentor incoming students in Gamma Iota Sigma.

UPDATED 05/17/2019

Bachelor of Business in

RISK MANAGEMENTMAJOR MAP | 2019-2020

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION | BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING | 915-747-5241 | @UTEP.EDU

Overall GPA ≥ 2.0 and Business GPA ≥ 2.0 required for graduation Fall 2018 Catalog Term

A. University Core B. Business Foundation Minimum of C grade required Minimum of C grade required

ACCT 2301 Principles of Accounting I (GPA 2.25 required)ACCT 2302 Principles of Accounting II (GPA 2.25 required)

COMM 1611 Written and Oral Communication ECON 2304 Principles of Economics II

RWS 1301 Rhetoric & Composition I QMB 2301 Fundamentals of Business Statistics (GPA 2.25 required)

RWS 1302 Rhetoric & Composition II MATH 1312 Math for Social Sciences II

RWS 1601 Rhetoric, Composition, Comm. MATH 2313

ESOL 1311 Expository English Composition ESOL 1312 Research & Critical Writing MathematicsPrerequisite for ALL Business Foundation courses ECON 3310 Managerial EconomicsMATH 1320, 2301, 1508 or 1411 fulfill major requirements BLAW 3301 Legal Environment of Business MATH 1411 Calculus I BUSN 3304 Global Business Environment

QMB 3350 Data AnalyticsHIST 1301 History of US to 1865 ACCT 3321 Intermediate Accounting HIST 1302 History of US Since 1865 FIN 3310 Business Finance

OSCM 3321 Production/Operations Mgmt

MGMT 3303 Intro to Management/Org Behavior

MKT 3300 Principles of Marketing

MGMT4300** Strategic Management

**MGMT 4300 has 4 prerequisites shown in light blue.

**MGMT 4300 must be taken during the last semester at UTEP.

QMB 3456 Actuarial Quant Methods IQMB 4456 Actuarial Quant Methods II

FIN 4345 Financial Econometrics

FIN 4340 Actuarial Finance

FIN 3315 InvestmentsFIN 4315 Portfolio Analysis

POLS 2310 Introduction to Politics FIN 4315A Portfolio Analysis LaboratoryPOLS 2311 American Government & Politics FIN 3317 Principles of Insurance

FIN 4316 Analysis of DerivativesFIN 4310 Managerial FinanceFin 4311A Managerial Finance Laboratory

Component Area

(Select 6 credit hours from the following)Business designated courses: BUSN 1301, SCI 1301

BBA Total Hours: 120

Communication (Select 6 credit hours from the following)Note: ESL students should take ESOL 1311 & 1312

Degree Plan Checklist - Risk ManagementBachelor of Business Administration

COBA recommended courses

Final grade

Final grade

C. Business Core

Political Science

Grade Requirement depends on majorFinal grade

(Select 6 credit hours from the following of which one hour must be a laboratory)

American History

Language, Philosophy & Culture

(Select 3 credit hours from the following)

Other choices: ENGL 2311, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2318; FREN 2322; HIST 2301, 2302; PHIL 1301; RS 1301; SPAN 2340; WS 2300, 2350 Life & Physical Sciences

Business designated course: PHIL 2306

Final gradeD. Risk Management Major

GEOL 1103, 1104, 1111, 1112, 1211, 1212, 1230, 1231, 1313, 1314

HSCI 2302, 2303; MICR 2330 PHYS 1403, 1404, 2420, 2421

ASTR 1107, 1307, 1308BIOL 1103, 1104, 1107,1108, 1203, 1304, 1305, 1306, 2111, 2113, 2313CHEM 1105, 1106, 1305, 1306, 1407, 1408ESCI 1101, 1102, 1301GEOG 1106, 1306

Disclaimer: The College of Business Administration reserves the right to withdraw courses at any time, change curriculum, degree requirements, and any other information or requirements affecting students. Changes will become effective whenever the proper authorities so determine.

Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 credit hours) Business designated course: ECON 2303

Creative Arts(Select 3 credit hours from the following)

Other choices: 1301; UNIV 1301; CS 1310, 1320; COMM 1302

ART 1300; ARTH 1305, 1306; DANC 1304; FILM 1390; MUSL 1327, 1324, 1321; THEA 1313