Advising Information for Marketing Program Majors
Pre-Majors
All pre-majors are assigned a faculty advisor along with the college's pre-major advisor, Teri Hall.
For questions about foundation and core classes, please contact Teri Hall.
Additional resources:
Full Majors
Once you have completed your Foundation Courses, you will automatically achieve full major status and can register for concentration courses.
Full majors are assigned a faculty advisor who can advise them on major courses and career paths within the major. Your advisor will help you plan your major coursework to maximize your time as a Marketing student. You can find your faculty advisor name on Degree Works and their contact information on the Faculty and Staff page.
Additional advising resources:
- Learn how to use Degree Works to aid and facilitate your academic plans.
- Connect with an academic advisor for your questions about degree completion and GUR requirements as well as to be empowered to accomplish your goals and achieve success at WWU and beyond.
Student Newsletter
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Plan of Study - Catalog Year 2023-2024
For students entering the Business Administration - Marketing Concentration major beginning Fall 2023 or later, use the below linked plan of student for your planning document.
Congratulations! You're almost ready to graduate. But what are the steps?
Plan early. Degree application deadlines are about two quarters before your intended graduation quarter. For example, if you plan to graduate Spring Quarter, you will need to complete this process Fall Quarter to avoid late fees.
First, review the information provided on the Registrar's Office Degree Application website.
Next, contact your major and minor departments to request an evaluation for graduation. For the marketing program, about two weeks before the degree application deadline, contact the department manager to request a major evaluation.
The department manager will review your request and email you with next steps.
Degree Requirements
Remember that in addition to your major requirements, the university has several degree requirements. Some of these include:
- Minimum of 180 credits
- Minimum of 45 credits earned at Western
- Minimum of 60 upper-division credits
- General University Requirements
- Approved academic major
At least 50 percent of the major credits must be earned at Western.