Majors at BYU

The Marriott School of Management has so many majors that you can choose from, including: Genera Business Entrepreneurship, Global Supply Chain Management, Marketing Management, Organizational Behavior Management, and Strategy. Of course there are hundreds more but for this post I'm going to tell you about Entrepreneurship, Marketing Management, and Organizational Behavior Management. They can all be found in the Marriot School, as mentioned above, in the Management department (which is the whole school). 

In order to get these three majors, there is a certain amount of credits you need and certain GEs you need to finish. For Entrepreneurship, you need to accomplish the GEs of 

ACC 200 : Principles of Accounting
BUS M 241 : Marketing Management
ECON 110 : Economic Principles and Problems
FIN 201 : Principles of Finance
IS 100 : Computer Spreadsheet Skills
IS 102 : Business Analysis Using Spreadsheets

As for the amount of credits, you need about 165 to graduate with an entrepreneurship major. 

Something that has made me a little interested in this is the fact that you can choose your own business, be your own boss, and you can have a little fun with it. You don't have to answer to anyone and you make your own schedule. 

The other major offered is Marketing Management and for this one you need to accomplish the GEs of 

ACC 200 : Principles of Accounting
BUS M 241 : Marketing Management
ECON 110 : Economic Principles and Problems
FIN 201 : Principles of Finance
IS 100 : Computer Spreadsheet Skills
IS 102 : Business Analysis Using Spreadsheets 

In order to graduate from this major, you need about 146 credits. 

Something that got me a little interested in this was the fact that you deal with marketing, something that I have always thought of as a kind of fun area to work in. You get to deal with people and with selling things and with a lot of different things everyday.

The Organizational Behavior Management needs the GEs of 

ACC 200 : Principles of Accounting
BUS M 241 : Marketing Management
ECON 110 : Economic Principles and Problems
FIN 201 : Principles of Finance
IS 100 : Computer Spreadsheet Skills
IS 102 : Business Analysis Using Spreadsheets

For the amount of credits, you need about 105 to graduate with this major. 

Something that seems a little interesting in this major is the fact that it's organizational behavior. It seems like something I would be really interested in and be able to have a lot of fun with, even if it is in the business department, which makes it seem serious and not so fun. 

Sorry if my credit hours are wrong, I couldn't find the page with the exact amount and so I had to add it up myself and I may have done it wrong.