Management Minor
The management minor is available to students enrolled in any college outside of the Carlson School on the Twin Cities campus of the University of Minnesota. In addition to giving you broad exposure to the basic elements of business and management, the minor is an excellent preparation for law school, an MBA program, or your career.
Students are admitted on a rolling basis and are encouraged to apply for the minor as soon as they have completed Microeconomics, Business Statistics, and College Algebra. For more information, please see the Eligibility tab.
Are you eligible?
Along with having a GPA of at least 3.0, students must complete the following courses with a C- or better on an A - F grading basis to be eligible for the management minor. An exception will be made for students earning an S grade in these prerequisite courses in the Spring 2020 semester if they elect for the S/N grading scale due to the grading policy changes during the COVID-19 public health situation. Students need to have these classes completed prior to filling out an application.
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ECON 1101 Microeconomics (4 credits)
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Substitutes: APEC 1101
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MATH 1031 College Algebra (3 credits)
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Substitutes: An advanced math course, such as calculus or finite math
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SCO 2550 Business Statistics (4 credits)
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Substitutes: STAT 3011, 3021, or 3022; PSY 3801; SOC 3811; IE 3521 or IE 4521; EE 3025; CE 3102; STAT 4101/4102 sequence, STAT 5101/5102 sequence, MATH 5651/5652 sequence, BIOL 3272, or ANSC 3011
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A macroeconomics course is recommended (but not required).
Apply
Applications for the Management Minor are accepted on a rolling basis. However, all of the prerequisite classes need to be completed prior to applying to the minor.
To access the application you must be a current undergraduate student at the University of Minnesota and you must log in with your Internet ID (x.500 username) and password.
Minor Requirements
In addition to the prerequisites, students must complete the following with a grade of C- or better on an A-F grading basis. Students in the Management Minor in Spring 2020 will be allowed to take courses on the S/N grading basis to count for the minor during that semester due to the grading policy changes during the COVID-19 public health situation. No more than one course may be transferred from outside the University of Minnesota to fulfill minor requirements. Transfer courses may be accepted for prerequisite courses and Acct 2050 upon review and are not included in the one course limit.
| Course | Credits | Title & Additional Information |
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| ACCT 2050 | 4 | Introduction to Financial Accounting |
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| ACCT 3001 | 3 | Introduction to Managerial Accounting |
| FINA 3001 | 3 | Finance Fundamentals |
| HRIR 3021 | 3 | Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations |
| IDSC 3001 | 3 | Information Systems for Business Processes and Management |
| MGMT 3001 | 3 | Principles of Management |
| MGMT 3010 | 4 | Introduction to Entrepreneurship |
| MKTG 3001 | 3 | Principles of Marketing |
| SCO 3001 | 3 | Supply Chain and Operations |
| PA 3003 | 3 | Nonprofit/Public Finance and Budgeting |
| PA 4101 | 3 | Nonprofit Management and Governance |
Recommended Courses
The Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs recommends the following courses for a Public and Nonprofit Management focus:
- MGMT 3001 or HRIR 3021
- MKTG 3001
- PA 3003
- PA 4101
The College of Science and Engineering recommends the following courses for its majors:
- ACCT 3001
- FINA 3001
- MGMT 3001
- MKTG 3001
Contact Us
Management Minor Advisor
612-624-3313
mgmtmnr@umn.edu
Management Minor Application
To access the application you must be a current undergraduate student at the University of Minnesota and you must log in with your Internet ID (x.500 username) and password.