Undergraduate Plan of Study
Resource Management Courses AHRM 2304 Family Financial Management AHRM 2404 Consumer Rights AHRM 2504 Resource Management for Individuals and Families AHRM 4314 Debtor/Creditor Relationships AHRM 4404 Consumer Protection AHRM 4414 Professionalism in Consumer Affairs AHRM 4964,
4974, 4994Individual Study ACIS 1504 Introduction to Business Information Systems COMM 2004 Public Speaking ECON 2005 Principles of Economics ECON 2006 Principles of Economics ENGL 3764 Technical Writing HD 3004
or HD 3324Human Development II or Family Relationships MGT 3304 Management Theory and Leadership Practice MKTG 3104 Marketing Management STAT 3604 Statistics for the Social Sciences 21 Credit Hours in one of the following areas:
Consumer Business Management
Consumer Public Relations
Consumer Financial Services
Consumer Housing Counseling
Consumer Health Promotion Family Financial Management
For satisfactory progress toward a degree, the following courses must be completed by the time the student has attempted 72 semester hours: ENGL 1105-1106; ECON 2005-2006; 6 hours of Natural Science; 6 hours of University Core approved Humanities; MATH 1015-1016.
Checksheets
Consumer Protection class group discussions
Consumer Studies students participate in American Express Credit meeting
Consumer Studies students volunteer in Reality Stores (Family Financial Management simulations) helping high school students make financial decisions for different scenarios staged in the simulations.
Students attending a Payday Loan hearing in Richmond, Virginia
