Finance

First year finance students are required to complete MATH 121 - Calculus.  If students have not taken a pre-calculus course previously, they should enroll in MATH 110 - Pre-Calculus prior to taking MATH 121 as required.  

Finance students should consider enrolling in DATA 200 if they have an ACT score of 24+ or if they have taken college algebra or pre-calculus in high school.  

First year finance students will be enrolled in BUSN 399.  This is not a class to attend, but rather a series of three (3) proficiency exams in Microsoft applications (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint) that must be taken and passed by the end of the third semester of attendance.  Complete information is available in the Offutt School of Business office, Grant 214.

SEMESTER I

INQ 100 — INQUIRY SEMINAR

IOC 100 — INQUIRY ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

BUS 201 — PRINCIPLES OF GLOBAL ECONOMICS

BUS 210 — ETHICS AND LEADERSHIP

MATH 121 — CALCULUS I

EXPLORATION

BUSN 399 — MICROSOFT CREDENTIAL PROFICIENCY

PED 111 — WELLNESS

SEMESTER II

IWC 100 — INQUIRY WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

IOC 100 — INQUIRY ORAL COMMUNICATION

BUS 210 — ETHICS AND LEADERSHIP

BUS 201 — PRINCIPLES OF GLOBAL ECONOMICS

EXPLORATION

EXPLORATION

Food / Nutrition / Dietetics

Concordia College is the only ELCA college with an accredited undergraduate program in dietetics. Students majoring in nutrition and dietetics will receive extensive support to secure a position in a dietetic internship and graduate program, which are required to become a registered dietitian nutritionist. 

Departmental Notes:

1. If a student is deciding between registering as a Nutrition/Dietetics major or another discipline, it is very important they enroll in CHEM 127 (General Chemistry I) or BIOL 121 (Cell Biology) in fall semester. It prevents future schedule conflicts.

2. It is especially important if a student is considering a double major in Nutrition/Dietetics and Exercise Science they enroll in CHEM 127 (General Chemistry I) or BIOL 121 (Cell Biology) in fall semester to prevent later schedule conflicts.

3. If a student is interested in a health profession but does not know which health profession, they may want to explore the opportunities in Nutrition and Dietetics. The need for nutrition professionals is growing faster than other health professions and the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a shortage of nutrition professionals in the near future.

4. Nutrition and Dietetics is a great complementary major or minor to such majors as Exercise Science, Nursing, Health and Physical Education, and Pre-health Professions (e.g., pre-medicine, pre-dentistry, pre-chiropractic, pre-physical therapy, etc.)

 

 

5. If students have questions about the program, they are welcome to reach out to a Nutrition and Dietetics faculty member.

Semester I

INQ 100 — INQUIRY SEMINAR

IOC 100 — INQUIRY: ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

FND 112 — FOOD SCIENCE

CHEM 127 — GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

PED 111 — WELLNESS

Semester II

IOC 100 — INQUIRY: ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

CHEM 142 — SURVEY OF ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY

PSYC 111 — INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE

French

Concordia uses an online inventory to determine class placement for students planning to study French.  At the highest placement level, students may take any 300-level class except for FREN 331.  Please contact the department with any questions or concerns about placement.  

SEMESTER I

INQ 100 — INQUIRY SEMINAR

IOC 100 — INQUIRY: ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

FREN 111 — BEGINNING FRENCH I

FREN 211 — INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I

300-LEVEL FRENCH ELECTIVE

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE

PED 111 — WELLNESS

SEMESTER II

IOC 100 — INQUIRY: ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

FREN 112 — BEGINNING FRENCH II

FREN 212 — INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II

300-LEVEL FRENCH ELECTIVE

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE

French Education

Concordia uses an online inventory to determine class placement for students planning to study French.  At the highest placement level, students may take any 300-level class except for FREN 331.  Please contact the department with any questions or concerns about placement.  

Semester I

INQ 100 — INQUIRY SEMINAR

IOC 100 — INQUIRY ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

FREN 111 — BEGINNING FRENCH I

FREN 211 — INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I

300-LEVEL FRENCH ELECTIVE

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE

PED 111 — WELLNESS

Semester II

IOC 100 — INQUIRY ORAL COMMUNICATION

IWC 100 — INQUIRY WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

FREN 112 — BEGINNING FRENCH II

FREN 212 — INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II

300-LEVEL FRENCH ELECTIVE

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE

EXPLORATION OR ELECTIVE