How majors and concentrations connect for undergraduate business students in the College of Business Administration
2026–27 Bulletin
Follow a line from a major (left) to the concentrations it can add (right). Tap, hover, or use Tab and Enter to highlight connections. On a narrow screen, swipe horizontally to explore.
*Business Administration cannot be paired with another business major. †AIM is an additional major requiring a primary business major and admission to an AIM concentration. The CFA: Investments concentration specifically requires Finance as the primary major; the Private Capital and Investment Banking concentration does not have that blanket Finance requirement. Students cannot pursue both AIM concentrations.
An eligible primary business major is required. Up to three business majors may be declared.
AIM† has additional concentration-specific requirements.
Open to all students, business and non-business.
Also for non-business students: Business Administration, Business Analytics, Human Resources, Information Systems, Marketing, Operations & Supply Chain Management, Professional Selling, Real Estate.
Accounting, Business Economics, Information Systems, and Business Administration are also shown in the diagram, but have no concentration connection drawn.