Marymount Business Administration BS Transfer Guide

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Catalog Year 2026-2027
Based on VCCS Curriculum for BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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Complete at a Virginia Community College |
Credits |
Course Equivalent |
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SDV 100 College Success Skills or 101 Orientation College Success Skills or Orientation |
1-2 |
No Credit Awarded |
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ENG 111 College Comp I |
3 |
EN 101 |
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ENG 112 College Comp II |
3 |
EN 102 |
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Any UCGS Art or Humanities |
3 |
Art or Humanities course recommended |
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Any UCGS Art, Humanities, or Literature course |
3 |
EN Course |
This course must come from a different category than previous course |
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Any UCGS History |
3 |
HI Course |
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ECO 201 Macroeconomics |
3 |
ECO 211 |
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Any UCGS Natural Sciences |
4 |
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MTH 161 |
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ECO 202 Microeconomics |
3 |
ECO 210 |
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Any UCGS Transfer course |
3-4 |
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ACC 211 Accounting I |
3 |
ACT 201 |
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ACC 212 Accounting II |
3 |
ACT 202 |
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BUS 100 Intro to Business |
3 |
MGT 123 |
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BUS 224 Business Statistics or MTH 245 Statistics |
3 |
DATA 300/DATA 900 or MA 132 |
MTH 245 is required. |
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BUS 240 Business Law |
3 |
LA 248 |
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Select one: BUS 200, BUS 227, BUS 270, BUS 274, BUS 280, MKT 201, ITE 140 |
3 |
BUS 227 or MKT 201 are strongly recommended. |
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Select one: BUS 200, BUS 227, BUS 270, BUS 274, BUS 280, MKT 201, ITE 140 |
3 |
BUS 227 or MKT 201 are strongly recommended. |
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Additional course from above, CST 100 or 110, MTH 261 or MTH 263, Additional computer/digital literacy course, World Languages Students who have completed all prerequisites (MTH 162 if MTH 263 required by four-year) and community college requirements should take additional courses from the rows above or transfer elective courses to fulfill the 60-63 credit requirement. |
Up to 10 |
BUS 224 is strongly recommended. |
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Pre-Transfer Credits |
60-63 |
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Complete at Marymount University |
Credits |
Notes |
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ACT 202L |
1 |
Will need to complete if BUS 227 is not completed at VCCS school. |
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FIN 301 |
3 |
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IT 110 |
3 |
Will need to complete if ITE 152 is not completed at VCCS school. |
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LA 249 |
3 |
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MA 132 or MA 218 |
3 |
Will need to complete if MTH 245 is not completed at VCCS school. |
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MGT 291 |
3 |
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MGT 304 |
3 |
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MGT 337 |
3 |
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MGT 385 |
3 |
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MGT 451 |
3 |
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MGT 489 |
3 |
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MGT 490 or BILT 389 |
3 |
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MKT 301 |
3 |
Will need to complete if MKT 201 is not completed at VCCS school. |
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DATA 300 |
3 |
Will need to complete if BUS 224 is not completed at VCCS school. |
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PH 305 |
3 |
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Approved specialization, a minor offered by the School of Design and Art or the School of Technology and Innovation, or choose five (5) courses, at least nine (9) credits must be from the 300-400 level, required by any of the other specialties offered by the B.S. in Business. |
15 |
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TRS 100 |
3 |
Required LAC course. |
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Post-Transfer Credits |
60 |
Transfer Guidance
Guaranteed Admission Agreement
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Virginia Community College (VCCS) students graduating from transfer-oriented degree programs with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on a four-point scale are guaranteed admission.
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This policy applies to undergraduate majors.
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Students must have upheld standards of student conduct. VCCS students who do not meet these terms may still apply and be considered for admission, although admissions are not guaranteed.
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Students with 2.2-2.5 GPAs are encouraged to apply. We always review individual cases.
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See the VCCS Transfer Programs page for more details in our Guaranteed Admission Agreement.
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Please create an account through the www.TransferVirginia.org portal and click College Connect to indicate your intent to use this guarantee for admission to Marymount University.
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This transfer guide shows an optimal path to a bachelor degree in Business at Marymount University. Completing the coursework above will position you to transfer to Marymount University with junior standing and the potential to graduate in two years.
Important Links & Dates
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University Transfer Center: Marymount University Transfer
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Register Intent to Transfer through College Connect at www.TransferVirginia.org
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Admission Application: Program Application Dates apply at Marymount University Application
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Financial Aid: Financial Aid Information
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FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid: studentaid.gov
What Should I Consider When Selecting Courses?
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Create a schedule for all required courses, pay attention to prerequisites and when courses are offered, and complete your first math and English courses in your first year. For help, see Transfer Steps and Resource Center at www.TransferVirginia.org
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Connect with an advisor at your community college and Marymount University within your first year. College Connect is available in your account at www.TransferVirginia.org
Is This Degree Right For Me?
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Get a head start on the rapidly changing world of business with a Bachelor of Science in Business degree from Marymount University. With a B.S. in Business degree from Marymount, you will acquire the knowledge and competencies of basic business, marketing, and accounting concepts. You will learn to collaborate in a team environment and communicate business analytic terms effectively. You will gain a global perspective on business and learn the right business technologies for processing market information and arriving at conclusions. And, you will come to understand relevant ethical standards in contemporary business issues and practices.
What Is The Impact On My Degree Of Work I Have Already Completed?
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Associate Transfer Degree Completion: This degree fulfills all Marymount general education requirements except for Theological Inquiry (TRS 100), which can be taken in the first year.
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Dual Enrollment: Courses may count toward general education requirements. Completing an Associate Degree through dual enrollment does not automatically satisfy all general education requirements at Marymount; all dual enrollment courses will be considered on an individual basis.
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Credit for Prior Learning: Credit for prior learning, including CLEP examinations and AP and IB test scores, will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis for Marymount credit. Visit www.transfervirginia.org, Check All My Credits, to see how your prior learning will earn credit at Marymount.
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Catalog Year: Transfer students follow the requirements in the catalog year that they first enter Marymount or the catalog year aligning with program enrollment in the VCCS (within 3 years.)
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Total Credits: Typical semester courses at Marymount carry 3 credits, 1 credit for lab courses.
Is This College Right For Me?
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When it comes to choosing a university to transfer to, there are countless choices. You have already taken classes, you have worked hard to maintain strong grades and maybe even received your associate degree. What comes next? Which school do you select to complete your bachelor degree, and why?
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Many Marymount University graduates began their undergraduate education at another institution, so you can rest assured there will be people in the same boat! We believe in fostering true community -- our admissions counselors and student leaders work hard to ensure our transfer students are welcomed and well integrated into the Marymount family.
Did You Know That...
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Completing your Associate transfer degree post-high school satisfies all lower division general education requirements and increases the chance of completing your bachelor degree?
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Exceeding 3 years or 90 credits at your community college means you may have exhausted your financial aid at that college and have limited your future financial aid at Marymount University?
What Can I Do With This Degree?
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With a Bachelor of Science in Business degree from Marymount, you will be prepared for entry-level positions throughout the multifaceted world of business - from small organizations and nonprofits, to large corporations and government agencies. Graduates may pursue careers as an Accountant, Budget analyst, Labor relations specialist, Market researcher, Purchasing manager, and more. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median pay for college graduates with business degrees in 2021 was $76,570. Explore potential careers, salary ranges, and job outlooks at www.TransferVirginia.org.
Program Successes & Highlights
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The Bachelor of Science in Business program is unique in that it offers a breadth of understanding of business as well the opportunity to explore more deeply (via specializations) traditional areas of business (e.g., Marketing or Finance).
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Internships integrate classroom learning with hands-on professional experience. Marymount B.S. in Business students have worked as interns at Booz Allen Hamilton, Ernst & Young, Marriott, Morgan Stanley, National Geographic Society, SAIC, the Smithsonian Institution, United Way, U.S. Congress, Volkswagen Group of America, and the Washington Commanders.
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As part of the College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, and Technology (BILT), the B.S. in Business offers a unique opportunity to explore and build connections between business and technology.
What Are My Chances For Getting Accepted?
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80% of transfer applicants are accepted.
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Learn more about applying at www.TransferVirginia.org.
Do More With Your Degree!
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Students pursuing a B.S. in Business are encouraged to satisfy major requirements through a variety of specializations offered in the School of Business. Students can also get a jump start on graduate coursework through our B.S. in Business to MBA pathway program, and accelerate their master degree. Students may apply once they have at least 60 credits earned.
Other Than Classes, Are There Other Program Requirements?
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There are three components to the B.S. in Business program. First, is a series of general education courses required of all students at Marymount University - The Liberal Arts Core (LAC). These non-business courses offer students the breadth of knowledge and skills needed to succeed in today's complex global, business environment.
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Second, is The Business Core. That is, all Business students take courses in accounting, business law, economics, finance, international business, management, management science, and marketing. These courses create the foundation upon which students build their business expertise.
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Third, typically beginning in the junior year, students begin their deep dive into an area of specialization. The specialization is a means of selecting a focus area to meet students' interests and provide them with the credentials and skills that employers expect.