For all required courses listed below no grade lower than C (from SIUC or by transfer at any time from another institution) will be accepted. A course with a lower grade will have to be repeated. A minimum grade of B is required in the 320b language skills course.
All students planning to major in FLIT begin in the pre-major classification (PFLT). Admission to the major may be requested only after overall SIUC GPA is at least 2.75. After admission a minimum overall GPA of 2.75 must be maintained. Students falling below that level will be remanded to PFLT. When the GPA is back to 2.75, students may request reinstatement to the major.
University Core Curriculum (including the following)
ECON 302I |
History and Philosophy of the World's Economic Systems |
ENGL 101 |
English Composition I |
ENGL 102 |
English Composition II |
Fl 301i |
Cross Cultural Orientation |
Math 139 |
Finite Math |
PSYC 102 |
Introduction to Psychology |
Foreign Language, above 201a |
substitutes for 3 hours humanities |
|
41 sem. hrs. |
Business Related
ACCT 220 |
Accounting I |
3 |
ACCT 230 |
Accounting II |
3 |
CS 200B
or
ISAT 229 |
Introduction to Business Computing
Computing for Business Administration |
3 |
ECON 240 |
Introduction to Microeconomics |
3 |
ECON 241 |
Introduction to Macroeconomics |
3 |
ECON 329 |
Introduction to International Economics |
3 |
FIN 330 |
Introduction to Finance |
3 |
MGMT 202 |
Business Communications |
3 |
MGMT 208
or
ACCT 208
or
ECON 308 |
Business Data Analysis
Business Data Analysis
Economics and Business Statistics |
3 |
MGMT 304
or
POLS 441 |
Introduction to Management
Administration of Bureaucratic Organizations |
3 |
MGMT 345 |
Computer Information Systems |
3 |
MKTG 304 |
Marketing Management |
3 |
MKTG 435
or
MKTG 336 |
International Marketing
International Business |
3 |
|
39 sem. hrs. |
Requirements for Chinese
CHIN 201 a, b |
Intermediate Chinese |
8 |
CHIN 320 a, b |
Advanced Chinese |
8 |
CHIN 305 |
Individualized Language Study |
4 |
CHIN 370 |
Contemporary China |
3 |
CHIN 435 |
Business Chinese |
3 |
Oral & Written Proficiency Exams |
0 |
FL 495 |
Internship |
3-6 |
| Total hrs |
29 - 32 |
|
Requirements for French
FR 201 a, b |
Intermediate French |
8 |
FR 320 a, b |
Advanced Language Skills |
6 |
FR 321
or
FR 350 |
Advanced Conversation
French Phonetics |
2-3 |
FR 330 |
Business French I |
3 |
FR 470 |
French Culture and Civilization |
4 |
FR 410
or
FR 414 |
Advanced Language Study
Translation Techniques |
3 |
FR 435 |
Business French II |
3 |
Oral & Written Proficiency Exams |
0 |
FL 495 |
Internship |
3-6 |
| Total hrs |
32-36 |
|
Requirements for German
GER 201 a, b |
Intermediate German |
8 |
GER 320 a, b |
Advanced Composition & Conversation |
7 |
GER 370 |
Contemporary Germany |
3 |
GER 410 |
Advanced Language Study |
3 |
GER 435 |
Business German |
3 |
GER 4XX
(not 490) |
400-level German elective, except 490 |
3 |
Oral & Written Proficiency Exams |
0 |
FL 495 |
Internship |
3-6 |
| Total hrs |
30-33 |
|
Requirements for Japanese
JPN 201 a, b |
Intermediate Japanese |
8 |
JPN 320 a, b |
Advanced Japanese |
8 |
JPN 321 |
Conversational Japanese |
2 |
JPN 360 |
Reading & Writing Japanese |
3 |
JPN 370 |
Contemporary Japan |
3 |
JPN 435 |
Business Japanese |
3 |
Oral & Written Proficiency Exams |
0 |
FL 495 |
Internship |
3-6 |
| Total hrs |
30-33 |
|
Requirements for Spanish
SPAN 201 a, b |
Intermediate Spanish |
8 |
SPAN 306 |
Intermediate Readings in Spanish |
3 |
SPAN 320 a,b |
Third-Year Grammar and Composition |
7 |
SPAN 335 |
Introduction to Business Spanish |
3 |
SPAN 370 |
Spanish Culture & Civilization |
3 |
SPAN 410 |
Advanced Language Study |
3 |
SPAN 435 |
Business Spanish |
3 |
Oral & Written Proficiency Exams |
FL 495 |
Internship |
3-6 |
Total hrs |
33-36 |
|
|
29 - 39
sem. hrs |
Approved Electives |
0-10 sem. hrs. |
Total |
120 sem. hrs. |
Note: Some required courses in both business and in languages are not offered each semester; scheduling conflicts resulting from lack of planning ahead may extend the total course of studies to more than four years.
Recommended Electives
When choosing electives, the area of specialization should be considered. In the past, students have taken electives in Aviation Mangement, Computer Science, East Asian Studies, Economics, Finance, Food and Nutrition, Geography, History, Management, Marketing, Philosophy, Political Science, and Sociology.
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