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BBA in Real Estate Development ; Real Estate Investment

Please use the following link to check your eligibility to become a BBA Real Estate Major. Click the following link to fill in the online application for BBA Real Estate major.

The BBA-Real Estate program has two distinct tracks - Investment and Development. BBA real estate majors who choose the real estate investment track will take four required real estate courses and additional four elective courses (from a total of 11 elective courses, one of them must be either RES4200 or RES4400). Students who choose the real estate development track will take six core required courses and two elective courses (from a list of 7 courses).

Students who started their BBA in Real Estate before Fall 2006, please follow the link to see your major requirements and course descriptions.

The requirements for the BBA Major in Real Estate are listed below:

Required Business Courses (for all BBA Majors)

(30 Credits)
ACC 2101*Principles of Accounting
ACC 2203
Principles of Managerial Accounting For Non-accounting Majors
BPL 5100Business Policy
BUS 1000Introduction to Business
CIS 2200*Introduction to Information Systems and Technologies
LAW 1101*Fundamentals of Business Law
FIN 3000**Principles of Finance
MGT 3120Fundamentals of Management
MGT 3121Production and Operations Management
MKT 3000Marketing Foundations

* Students who wish to major in a program in the Zicklin School of Business must complete the following courses with an overall GPA of at least 2.25 in these courses: ACC 2101, CIS 2200, ECO 1001, ECO 1002, ENG 2100, LAW 1101, MTH2205 (or equivalent), and STA 2000 (or equivalent). In addition, they must have completed a minimum of 45 credits overall (including the above eight courses) with an overall GPA of at least 2.25. Included in the 45 credits must be either ENG 2150 or COM 1010.

** FIN 3000 should be taken as soon as possible because it is a prerequisite to most of the real estate courses.

The Investment Track

(24 Credits - Effective Fall 2006)

Required Courses (12 Credits)

RES 3000Real Estate Law, Markets and Institutional Settings
RES 3200Property Investment and Financing
RES 3300Real Estate Valuation and Feasibility Study
RES 3400Real Estate Capital Markets

Elective Courses (12 Credits)

One of the four courses must be either RES 4200 or RES 4400
RES 3550Analytical Skills in Real Estate
RES 3700Real Estate Management
RES 3800Real Estate Construction Process: Building, Cost, and Management Issues
RES 3900Real Estate Development: Principles and Guidelines
RES 4000The Law of Real Estate Transactions
RES 4200Investment Strategies in Property Markets
RES 4400Valuations and Underwriting of Securitized Real Estate
RES 3320Urban Economics
ECO 4000Statistical Analysis for Economics and Finance
FIN 3610Corporate Finance
FIN 3710Investment Analysis

The Development Track

(24 Credits - Effective Fall 2006)

Required Courses (18 Credits)

RES 3000
Real Estate Law, Markets and Institutional Settings
RES 3200Property Investment and Financing
RES 3300Real Estate Valuation and Feasibility Study
RES 3700Real Estate Management
RES 3800Real Estate Construction Process: Building, Cost, and Management Issues
RES 3900Real Estate Development: Principles and Guidelines

Elective Courses (6 Credits)

One of the two courses must be at 4000 level

RES 3400Real Estate Capital Markets
RES 3550Analytical Skills in Real Estate
RES 3650Building Cities: Markets and Government
RES 4000The Law of Real Estate Transactions
RES 4650Non-Profit Housing Development: National and Local
RES 4900Real Estate Development: Case Development
RES 3320Urban Economics

Free Electives (3-15 Credits)

Students can take any Business or Liberal Arts courses to satisfy the 3-15 credits free elective requirements.

For additional information about BBA Major program in Real Estate, please contact Ms. Margo Weaker:

Margo Weaker
Director of Real Estate Student Services
Phone: (646) 660-6937
Email: margo_weaker@baruch.cuny.edu

 

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