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Marketing (BBA)

The information on the tabs below will help students planning to major in Marketing to choose appropriate classes for their first semester. The recommendations below are for your first semester only, so you may have additional Core requirements, for example, that you'll learn more about during your first semester here. 

Advising Notes

Important Notes for Marketing majors from Advising:

  • Your ability to complete this major in eight semesters may be impacted if you do not begin with your recommended math placement this year. 
  • It is important to know that business majors and pre-health tracks are not compatible programs and will likely mean that you would need to take several classes at Loyola during the summer (or delay graduation/graduate school) to meet all requirements.  
  • If you are interested in a minor that requires calculus-track math (such as statistics, economics, or finance) or are unsure, please respond to your registration email to get more directions on your math class recommendation.    
  • If you earn a 4 or 5 on your AP Statistics exam, do not enroll in ISSCM 241 or STAT 103. 
  • If you earn a 4 or 5 on your AP Microeconomics exam, do not enroll in ECON 201. 
  • If you earn a 4 or 5 on your AP Macroeconomics exam, do not enroll in ECON 202. 
  • This is a large major in terms of credits and academic requirements. It may not be practical to consider a double major outside of the business school but pursuing a minor or studying abroad may be possible with careful planning. 
  • Don’t forget to check the AP/IB/transfer guide to ensure you know if you have any incoming credit that will count towards your Core requirements. 
  • Please keep in mind that the Quinlan School of Business offers many courses at the Water Tower Campus (You can identify these classes because LOCUS will show WTC as the campus and they will be held in Schreiber, Corboy, School of Communication buildings). Be sure to leave at least an hour between classes if you are traveling between the Lake Shore and Water Tower campuses. 

The information on the tabs below will help students planning to major in Marketing to choose appropriate classes for their first semester. The recommendations below are for your first semester only, so you may have additional Core requirements, for example, that you'll learn more about during your first semester here.