Dec 14, 2025  
2025-2026 Lakeland University Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2025-2026 Lakeland University Undergraduate Catalog

Four-Year Plan: Marketing


 
Year One
Fall Semester Semester Hrs Notes Grade Spring Semester  Semester Hrs Notes Grade
Distributional Study #1 3    

Distributional Study #3

3    

ECN 230 - Principles of Microeconomics  

(DS #2)

3     Distributional Study #4  3    
GEN 110 - Composition I: Academic Writing (4 semester hours)   4     COM 130 - Introduction to Mass Media   3    
GEN 130 - First Year Seminar I    3     GEN 112 - Composition II: Argumentation and Research   3    

MAT 120 - Quantitative Reasoning  OR 

MAT 140 - Advanced Algebra  

3    

MKT 350 - Marketing Principles  

3    
Total Hours 16     Total Hours 15    
Summer Semester (Optional)
Elective Course 3     Elective Course 3    
Elective Course 3     Elective Course 3    
Year Two
Fall Semester Semester Hrs Notes Grade Spring Semester Semester Hrs Notes Grade
ACC 210 - Financial Accounting Principles   3     BUS 330 - Management Principles    3    
BUS 301 - Management Information Systems   3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
COM 111 - Fundamentals of Public Speaking   3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    

MAT 220 - Probability and Statistics  (DS #5)

3    
GEN 3XX - Seminar II 3     MKT 375 - Marketing Research   3    
Total Hours 15     Total Hours 15    
Summer Semester (Optional)
Elective Course 3     Elective Course 3    
Elective Course 3     Elective Course 3    
Year Three
Fall Semester Semester Hrs Notes Grade Spring Semester Semester Hrs Notes Grade
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Distributional Study #6  3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Distributional Study #7 3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
GEN 4XX - Seminar III (WI) 3     MKT 388 - Integrated Marketing Communications   3    
Total Hours 15     Total Hours 15    
Summer Semester (Optional)
Elective Course 3     Elective Course 3    
Elective Course 3     Elective Course 3    
Year Four
Fall Semester Semester Hrs Notes Grade Spring Semester  Semester Hrs Notes Grade
BUS 410 - Business Law I   3     BUS 491 - Business Policy and Strategy (WI)   3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     Elective/Emphasis Course* 3    
Elective/Emphasis Course* 3     MKT 485 - Marketing Management   3    
Total Hours 15     Total Hours 15    
Total Semester Hours = 121

Students also complete an emphasis with this major from the following: 

Communication Emphasis (12 semester hours):

Cooperative Education Emphasis (22-26 semester hours):   

Digital Marketing Emphasis (12-13 semester hours):

Entrepreneurship​ Emphasis (14-15 semester hours):

^Topic must be related to entrepreneurship​. 

Finance (12-13 semester hours):  

Graphic Design Emphasis (15-16 semester hours):

Management Emphasis (12-13 semester hours):

Emphasis Continued:  

Retail Management Emphasis (15-16 semester hours):

Sales Management Emphasis (12-13 semester hours):

Student Designed Emphasis (12 semester hours):

  • Students may propose a twelve (12) semester-hour emphasis in an area of academic interest that complements their major in the J. Garland Schilcutt School of Business & Entrepreneurship
  • Students may fulfill the emphasis requirement by completing current courses offered by the College of Business and Science, courses offered in other College of Humanities and Education, cooperative design courses, or internship experiences that are relevant to an area of interest.

Sustainability Emphasis (13-14 semester hours):

Optional Emphases to Supplement this Major ^Degree restrictions apply:

  • Athletic Administration^ 
  • Athletic Coaching 
  • Business Economics^
  • Forensic/Fraud
  • Healthcare Management
  • Hospitality Management^
  • Human Resource Learning & Development^
  • Human Resources Management^
  • Insurance
  • International Business
  • Leadership
  • Nonprofit Management
  • Operations Management & Supply Chain
  • Restaurant Entrepreneurship
  • Sport Management
  • Strength and Conditioning 

 

Additional Notes: 

  • A student completing a major in Business Administration is eligible to earn a major in Management, provided they complete two different emphases for each major.
  • A student completing a major in Business Administration with the required emphasis may earn a major in Accounting.
  • A student completing a major in Business Administration is not eligible to earn a minor in Cooperative Education or Marketing.
  • A student is eligible to complete a Cooperative Education emphasis specific to Business.
  • A student may not earn both areas of emphasis if available to their major (or if selecting as an optional emphasis to add-on). It must be one or the other.
    • Management or Athletic Administration
    • Human Resource Learning and Development or Human Resource Management
    • Hospitality Management or Restaurant Entrepreneurship