BSNS 315 - Federal Seminar

1-3 hours
Credit is given for participation in an extended seminar in Washington, D.C., involving lectures, group sessions, and visits to various governmental agencies. Attendance at, and participation in, campus-based class sessions and follow-up activities may also be required. This course may not be applied toward the general education history requirement, nor does it fulfill the teacher education requirements of American History or American Government. This course is similar to a capstone seminar course designed to help the student integrate and apply the skills and knowledge gained throughout the whole of his or her academic studies in business with an emphasis in government policy as it relates to commerce. If taken for 3 credit hours, this course may be applied as an elective for the Business Administration (Management Concentration) major, the Marketing (Management Concentration) major, or in place of BSNS 490 - Business Policy & Strategy. Prerequisite(s): Junior standing, BSNS 160, BSNS 171, AND permission of instructor. UG