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All
ACCT 215
ACCT 284
BUSAD 1T02
ECON 102
ENGL 201
ENGL 150
ENGL 250
HD FS 283
MATH 1T04
MATH 165
MKT 2T05
ORIEN 1T06
SPAN 201
AUT 0V01
CIT 0V03
Total

Total All Cred.

300-LEVEL TOTAL

Fall
3 BUSAD 102
4 BUSAD 150
3 ECON 101
3 HON 121
3 LIB 160
3 MATH 150
3 PHYS 101
3 U ST 105
5
5
3
1
4
3
3
49 Total

150.5
48.5

2009-2010
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Spring
1 BUSAD 201
0 BUSAD 301
3 BUSAD 250
1 COMS 207
0.5 PHIL 230
3 STAT 226
3 U ST 106
1

12.5 Total

#
0.5
0.5
3
3
3
3
1

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Hey there, CIG reader!

This is the spreadsheet I built as a freshman to

all the classes I wanted to take, and highlights
are also formulas built in to total up the numb
number of 300-level+ credits (my school requ

On the lower level, I have areas that show the

plus other requirements that had several optio
but I figured they'd be a nice thing to add as a

Note that this spreadsheet is NOT a boilerplat

changes unless you know what you're doing. A
the formulas for credit totals, though they're e

Also note that this is only one piece of the puz

documents I had that spelled out major require

In short, this is an example you can use to bui

Excel wizard and have a burning desire to sug
email at thomas@collegeinfogeek.com.

Fall
ENGL 302
ENGL 313
MIS 330
SP CM 212

Total

2010-2011
#
Spring
3 MIS 331
3 ACCT 285
3 SP CM 312
3 COM ST 101
MKT 340

12 Total

Fall
3 RELIG 205
3 FIN 301
3 MIS 432
3 MIS 433
3

15 Total

r!

et I built as a freshman to plan out my four years in college. It maps out

ed to take, and highlights the core courses in my MIS major in red. There
lt in to total up the number of overall credits in the plan, as well as the
+ credits (my school required a certain amount).

have areas that show the classes I needed to take in order to graduate,
nts that had several options. These weren't here when I was a student,
e a nice thing to add as an example.

sheet is NOT a boilerplate and will likely not hold up well to massive
know what you're doing. Adding new rows and columns will likely break
it totals, though they're easy enough to remake.

only one piece of the puzzle; when using this tool, I also looked at all the
t spelled out major requirements and course options.

ample you can use to build off of. I hope you find it useful! If you're an
e a burning desire to suggest changes, you can always shoot me an
legeinfogeek.com.

2011-2012
#
Spring
3 MIS 435
3 SCM 301
3 MGMT 370
3 HD FS 276

12 Total

Fall
3 MIS 437
3 MIS 438
3 Kin 126/129/166
3 FS HN 167

12 Total

2012-2013
#
Spring
3 MIS 490
3 KIN 163/166
3 MGMT 478
3 INFAS 131
FS HN 167

12 Total

#
3
2
3
1
3

12

MIS Core
Pre-Professional Prog
Required (15 credits)
BUSAD 101
0.5
MIS 331
3 BUSAD 150
R
MIS 432
3 MAT 150
3
MIS 433
3 ECON 101
3
MIS 435
3 BUSAD 250
3
MIS 438
3 ECON 102
3
Electives (6 credits)
STAT 226
3
MIS 437
3 ACCT 284
3
MIS 490
3Pre-Professional Support
Professional Prog - Core BUSAD 201
0.5
ACCT 285
3 BUSAD 301
0.5
MIS 330
3 MATH 151
3
FIN 301
3 ACCT 215
3
MGMT 370
3 COM S 207
3
MKT 340
3
Communications
SCM 301
3 ENGL 150
3
MGMT 478
3 ENGL 250
3
Humanities
ENGL 302
3
PHIL 230
3 SP CM 212
3
6 credits
LIB 160
3
International Perspective
Social Science
3 credits
6 credits
U.S. Diversity
Natural Science
3 credits
3 credits
Global Perspective
6 credits