SUNY Potsdam

Contact Person: Donna Mosier, Depart. of Business Administration
  212 Dunn, (315) 267-2238, mosierdj@potsdam.edu
 
  The State University of New York at Potsdam and Rochester Institute   of Technology (RIT) College of Business have established an agreement   which allows qualified students who have earned a Bachelor of Science   degree to accelerate their progress through the RIT College of Business   MBA program. Waiver of selected MBA common body of knowledge   courses is granted based upon completion of certain undergraduate   courses. Refer to equivalency courses below. Students may be able to   complete the MBA program in as few as four or five academic quarters.   Applicants should demonstrate an overall strong potential for success   in graduate business study based on their GMAT scores and their   undergraduate academic performance. Only grades of “B” or better   in the designated undergraduate courses are acceptable for waiver of graduate level coursework.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

SUNY Potsdam Course Equivalents	Rochester Institute of Tech. Courses
ACCT 201/202 - Principles of Accounting I and II plus	Financial Accounting
ACCT 385 - Managerial Accounting
MGMT 310 - Organizational Behavior and Ethics	Organizational Behavior and Leadership
Plus one of the following:
EMRE 330 - Human Resource Management
EMRE 432 - Organizational Development
MGMT 301 Principles of Management
MGMT 420 Leadership in Organizations
Either
ECON 380 Introduction to Statistical Analysis for Decision Making*       Econometrics (lecture/recitation) and       MATH 126 Probability and       Statistics II or	Statistical Analysis for Decision Making *
MATH 461 Probability and       Mathematical Statistics I and       MATH 562 Probability and       Mathematical Statistics II
ECON 105 - Principles of Microeconomics and	Economics for Managers
ECON 110 - Principles of Macroeconomics
MKTG 301 - Principles of Marketing	Marketing Concepts
Plus one of the following:
MKTG 320 - Principles of Advertising and Promotion
MKTG 330 - Marketing Research
MGMT 410 - Operations Management	Operations Management
FINA 301 - Finance and	Financial Analysis for Managers
FINA 410 - Investments and Portfolio Analysis

*Students must also successfully pass statistics portion of Grad Math/ Grad Stat exam offered at orientation.