STEP ONE:  Find out what it takes to be admitted to your major.

Major Program Requirements: The Online Electronic Catalog (OEC) is the official University's compilation for all curriculum. The OEC will serve as the basis for major, minor and program requirements for the academic year. Students must follow that catalog for major and program requirements that are in effect at the time they are admitted to the major.

• Accounting Advising Sheets
  • Accounting
• Business Administration Advising Sheets by Specialization (Students at our westside centers are limited to General Business or Supply Chain Management)
  • Finance
  • General Business
  • Human Resource Management
  • Management and Organization
  • Marketing Management
  • Supply Chain Management
• Economics Advising Sheets by Specialization
  • Economic and Business Forecasting
  • General Economics
  • Managerial Economics
• Certificate Programs
  • Certificate in Sport Business (What is Sport Business?)
  • Certificate in Supply Chain Management (What is Supply Chain Mgt?)

Pre-Admission GPA Calculator: This is an Excel template with embedded formulas to help you determine whether you have met the College of Business admission GPA requirements for your degree program.

STEP TWO:  Attend a College of Business, New Student Orientation (mandatory for admission into major)

Orientation sessions are designed to help students succeed in a College of Business program. Topics include: Application and admission process into a College of Business major; Course registration options and advising; Understanding and using the tools to develop your graduation plan; and Advising Holds – Why they exist and how to remove them.

• CWU-Ellensburg Student Orientation
• CWU-Des Moines Student Orientation
• CWU-Lynnwood Student Orientation

STEP THREE:  Develop your tentative graduation plan using the following tools:

• Video - "How to interpret Central's Academic Progress System (CAPS) Report"
• Video - "How to create a Tentative Graduation Plan"
• Sign up for a Graduation Plan Workshop
• Graduate Plan Excel Template

Tentative Yearly Course Schedules

This year-long schedule is provided to students for PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY. For those planning a 2-year schedule, typically, courses offered one quarter in a given year, will be offered the same quarter in a future year. Schedules are updated frequently and provided in sortable MS Excel format.

• Des Moines Campus (Updated 4/2/13)
• Eastside Centers (Moses Lake, Wenatchee and Yakima) (Updated 4/2/13)
• Ellensburg Campus (Updated 4/2/13)
• Lynnwood Campus (Updated 4/2/13)

Excel Skills:  Throughout your tenure in the College of Business, you will be required to complete various assignments using Microsoft Excel.  It is incumbent upon you to have or acquire the skills required to complete these Excel-based assignments.  If you do not possess the required skills, the College of Business requires that you purchase "Slaying Excel Dragons" by Mike Girvin (publisher Holy Macro! Books).  Additional help can be found at excelisfun.com. Advanced tutorial materials are also accessible via the CWU Wildcat Connection through the Microsoft IT Academy link on the left-side menu.

	Student Handbook The Student Handbook is intended to be as helpful as possible as you navigate your way through the remaining years of your collegiate experience. The Student Handbook is written with the following in mind: "Empower students to succeed! Do not enable them to fail!"
	CWU Catalogs The CWU Undergraduate/Graduate catalog contains academic policy to include graduation requirements in a specific major as well as institutional requirements needed for graduation.
	CWU Registration Handbook The Registration Handbook contains important policies and processes to help students with important deadlines, using the CWU intranet to register into classes and other important information every student should know.