Business Administration, MBA and Applied Economics, MS

In a world with increasingly more data, the quantitative focus of the graduate applied economics degree is increasingly attractive to students and employers. Businesses generate data at an unprecedented rate, and the econometric and modeling skills of an applied economics degree allows graduates to make sense of business data in a systematic and scientific way. This specialization is enhanced with the broad knowledge provided by an MBA degree. Students in the MBA program demonstrate basic proficiency in a number of business-related disciplines, including marketing, management, accounting, and finance. This wide domain of knowledge allows students to apply the analytical skills learned in economics courses to a wider set of business problems, thereby adding value to their organizations. Students who wish to pursue this option must work closely with an advisor to develop an integrated plan of study at an early stage. Students who complete the dual degree program will receive two degrees, two diplomas, and will have both degrees recorded on their transcript.

Program Related Information

Program Contacts

(Business Administration)

402.554.2448
mba@unomaha.edu

(Applied Economics)

Catherine Co, PhD, Graduate Program Chair and Advisor
402.554.2805
cco@unomaha.edu

Program Website

Admissions

General Application Requirements and Admission Criteria

Application Deadlines

  • Spring 2027: November 1
  • Summer 2027: April 1 (Limited availability for international applicants)
  • Fall 2027: July 1 (June 1 for international applicants)

Other Requirements 

  • Junior/senior GPA of at least 2.85 (on a 4.0 point scale)
  • English Language Proficiency: Applicants are required to have a command of oral and written English. Those who do not hold a baccalaureate or other advanced degree from the United States, OR a baccalaureate or other advanced degree from a predetermined country on the waiver list, must meet the minimum language proficiency score requirement in order to be considered for admission.
    • Internet-based TOEFL: 80, IELTS: 6.5, PTE: 53, Duolingo: 110
  • Resume: (employment and educational history)

Degree Requirements

MBA Foundation Courses

Accounting
Select one of the following:3-6
BSAD 8110
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL FUNDAMENTALS
ACCT 2010
& ACCT 2020
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
and PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II
Economics
ECON 2200PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MICRO)3
ECON 2220PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MACRO)3
Mathematics
College Algebra or higher with the following courses at UNO:
MATH 1220COLLEGE ALGEBRA 3
or MATH 1300 COLLEGE ALGEBRA WITH SUPPORT
or MATH 1320 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Other Foundation Courses
BSAD 2130PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS STATISTICS3
ENGL 1150ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (A required course for all students entering this program who are required to take the English proficiency exam)3

MBA/Applied Economics Required Courses

ECON 8306QUANTITATIVE APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS (ECON 8306 is not required for students demonstrating satisfactory mathematical skills. If it is not taken, three additional hours of economics approved elective will be required.)3
ECON 8200APPLIED MICROECONOMICS THEORY3
ECON 8220APPLIED MACROECONOMICS THEORY3
ECON 8300ECONOMETRICS3
ECON 8400APPLIED RESEARCH METHODS IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS3
MBA 8060PEOPLE: CULTIVATING SKILLS FOR LEADERSHIP2
MBA 8000BUSINESS ETHICS: ACHIEVING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY2
MBA 8040BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: CONNECTING PEOPLE AND INFORMATION2
MBA 8210ACCOUNTING: DECISIONS & CONSEQUENCES2
MBA 8250ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR: ENHANCING HUMAN & ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES2
MBA 8420MARKETING: UNDERSTANDING CONSUMERS AND MARKETS2
MBA 8630FINANCE: UNDERSTANDING CAPITAL AND CASH2
MBA 8700BUSINESS ANALYTICS: MAKING SENSE OF DATA2
MBA 8720STRATEGIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT2
MBA 8830STRATEGY: DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE2
MBA 8800MBA PROJECT-FOCUSED CAPSTONE2
Electives12
Electives must contain 6 from the approved MBA elective list and 6 credits from the economics approved elective list.
Total Credits49

Exit Requirements

MBA Exit Requirement

BSAD 8800 - MBA Project-Focused Capstone. As the project-focused capstone course for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree, this course will focus on students completing a service-learning consulting project for a non-profit or other organization. This consulting project will focus on the application of the knowledge and skills learned in the MBA program. A minimum B (3.0 on 4.0 scale) grade required to complete the course successfully and qualify for graduation. Prerequisite: Students must successfully complete BSAD 8630, BSAD 8420, and BSAD 8830 before taking the capstone course.  Students must also complete this course in the final semester or within the last nine (9) hours of their MBA program. Permission from MBA advisor is required to register for this class. Not open to non-degree graduate students. 

ECON 8330 - Data Analysis from Scratch. This course may be substituted for BSAD 8800 as the Capstone requirement for MBA students. Students in the course will work on a service-learning consulting project, specifically focused on a client data project. The consulting project will focus on the application of knowledge and skills learned in the MBA program and the Business Analytics concentration. A minimum B (3.0 on 4.0 scale) grade required to complete the course successfully and qualify for graduation. Prerequisite(s)/Corequisite(s): A multivariate or regression analysis course such as ECON 8300, ISQA 9130 or STAT 8436, and a programming class such as ECON 8320 or equivalent programming experience; or instructor approval. Students also must successfully complete BSAD 8630, BSAD 8420, and BSAD 8830 before taking this course for the Capstone requirement. Students must also complete this course in the final semester or within the last nine (9) hours of their MBA program. Not open to non-degree graduate students.

Applied Economics Exit Requirement

ECON 8900 Graduate Oral Capstone (0 Hours) or ECON 8990 Thesis (6 hours)

All candidates should carefully review the Graduate College requirements for forming a supervisory committee, Thesis/Thesis Equivalent Proposal Approval forms and final approval and submission of a thesis.

Other Requirements to Complete the Program

All MBA students must attend MBA Orientation in their first semester in the MBA program as part of their degree requirements. All MBA students must participate in a minimum of two (2) MBA Leadership Seminars prior to graduation.

Concentrations

Business Analytics Concentration

ECON 8306QUANTITATIVE APPLICATIONS IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS3
ECON 8300ECONOMETRICS 13
ECON 8320TOOLS FOR DATA ANALYSIS3
ECON 8310BUSINESS FORECASTING3
ECON 8330DATA ANALYSIS FROM SCRATCH 23
Total Credits15
1

Successful completion of ECON 8300 substitutes for BSAD 8700.

2

Successful completion of ECON 8330 substitutes for BSAD 8800.

Please note: 52 total hours are required for students pursuing the Business Analytics concentration  

Business Economics Concentration

Select three of the following:
ECON 8080MONEY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS3
ECON 8210/BSAD 8100APPLIED MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS3
ECON 8216INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION3
ECON 8246LABOR ECONOMICS3
ECON 8256SPORTS ECONOMICS3
ECON 8310/BSAD 8080BUSINESS FORECASTING3
ECON 8336ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS STRATEGY3
ECON 8576ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ANALYSIS3
ECON 8616INTERNATIONAL TRADE3
ECON 8756BEHAVIORAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMICS3
ECON 8940ECONOMIC INTERNSHIP3
Total Credits:9

Business Technology Concentration

Select three of the following:9
BSAD 8336
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
CSCI 8590
FUNDAMENTALS OF DEEP LEARNING
ECON 8316
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND REPORTING
ECON 8320
TOOLS FOR DATA ANALYSIS
ISQA 8016
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
ISQA 8106
INFORMATION SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE AND ORGANIZATION
ISQA 8176
DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS
ISQA 8206
INFORMATION AND DATA QUALITY MANAGEMENT
ISQA 8210
MANAGEMENT OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
ISQA 8220
ADVANCED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
ISQA 8306
DATABASE ADMINISTRATION
ISQA 8310
IT INFRASTRUCTURE & CLOUD COMPUTING
ISQA 8410
DATA MANAGEMENT
ISQA 8420
INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT & STRATEGY
ISQA 8546
COMPUTER SECURITY MANAGEMENT
ISQA/CYBR 8570
INFORMATION SECURITY POLICIES AND GOVERNANCE
ISQA 8580
SECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT
ISQA 8700
DATA MINING: THEORY AND PRACTICE
ISQA 8736
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS
ISQA 8810
AGILE TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICES IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Total Credits:9

Financial Planning Concentration

Required Course
BSAD 8836FUNDAMENTALS OF FINANCIAL PLANNING3
Select six hours from the following:6
BSAD 8516
SECURITY ANALYSIS & INVESTING
BSAD 8596
INSURANCE PLANNING
BSAD 8846
RETIREMENT PLANNING & EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
BSAD 8856
ESTATES AND INCOME TAX
Total Credits9

Collaboration Science Concentration

Required3
BSAD 8096
MANAGING COLLABORATIVE ENGAGEMENT
Electives6
Select two of the following:
BSAD 8300
ORGANIZATION THEORY & DESIGN
BSAD 8336
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8456
MANAGERIAL NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES
CMST 8196
COMPUTER MEDIATED COMMUNICATION
PSYC 8656
CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION IN ORGANIZATIONS
PSYC 9680
GROUPS AND TEAMS
Total Credits9

Econometrics and Data Analytics Concentration

Required Courses
ECON 8320TOOLS FOR DATA ANALYSIS3
ECON 8310/BSAD 8080BUSINESS FORECASTING3
ECON 8330DATA ANALYSIS FROM SCRATCH3
Total Credits:9

Entrepreneurship Concentration

Required
BSAD 8256NEW VENTURE FORMATION3
Select six hours from the following:6
BSAD 8435
MARKETING INNOVATION
BSAD 8696
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION
BSAD 8726
INNOVATION VENTURES
BSAD 8766
SELLING IN AN ENTREPRENEURIAL CONTEXT
BSAD 8776
INTRODUCTORY MAVERICK VENTURE FUND
BSAD 8786
INTERMEDIATE MAVERICK VENTURE FUND
BSAD 8796
ADVANCED MAVERICK VENTURE FUND
ECON 8216
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
ECON 8856
ECONOMICS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ENTR 8156
GEOGRAPHY, GENDER AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTR 8716
COMPARATIVE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION
Total Credits9

Growth, Development, and Sustainability Concentration

Select three of the following:
ECON 8216INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION3
ECON 8336ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS STRATEGY3
ECON 8616INTERNATIONAL TRADE3
ECON 8666INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT3
ECON 8856ECONOMICS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT3
Total Credits:9

Health Care Management Concentration

Select three of the following:9
BSAD 8066
HEALTHCARE ANALYTICS FOR BUSINESS
GERO/PA 8516
LONG-TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION
PHHB 8600
HEALTH BEHAVIOR
PHHB 8950
PUBLIC HEALTH LEADERSHIP AND ADVOCACY
ISQA/CYBR 8570
INFORMATION SECURITY POLICIES AND GOVERNANCE
PA 8740
HEALTH CARE POLICY (HSRA 874)
CPH 569
Health Administration Leadership
CPH 570
Health Administration Law
HSRA 873
Health Services Administration
Total Credits9

Human Resource Management Concentration

Select three of the following:9
BSAD 8136
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8146
TOTAL REWARDS
BSAD 8156
TALENT DEVELOPMENT
BSAD 8166
STAFFING THE ORGANIZATION
BSAD 8300
ORGANIZATION THEORY & DESIGN
CMST 8156
ORGANIZATIONAL TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
PSYC 8316
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL TESTING
PSYC 8636
ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 8646
PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 8656
CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION IN ORGANIZATIONS
PSYC 9630
LEADERSHIP THEORIES AND RESEARCH
Total Credits9

International Business Concentration

Select three of the following with a minimum of one course from BSAD or ECON:9
BSAD 8076
INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8236
GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8336
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8340
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STUDY ABROAD
BSAD 8356
GLOBAL SOURCING AND INNOVATION
BSAD 8386
INDUSTRIAL PURCHASING AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8540
MULTINATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
CMST 8536
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION-US
CMST 8576
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION: THEORY AND PRACTICE
ECON 8080
MONEY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
ECON 8616
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
ECON 8666
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECON 8856
ECONOMICS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
GEOG 8556
GEOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD ECONOMY
ISQA 8176
DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS
No more than one PSCI course may be taken:
PSCI 8220
SEMINAR ON INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND STRATEGY
PSCI 8250
SEMINAR IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
PSCI 8265
UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY
PSCI 8266
INTERNATIONAL LAW
PSCI 8296
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT & SUSTAINABILITY
PSCI 8500
SEMINAR IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS
PSCI 8705
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF THE MIDDLE EAST
Total Credits9

International Trade and Global Value Chains Concentration

Required Courses6
ECON 8616INTERNATIONAL TRADE3
BSAD 8710SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT3
Electives3
To be selected in consultation with the Graduate Program Chair
ECON 8216INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION3
ECON 8310/BSAD 8080BUSINESS FORECASTING3
ECON 8666INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT3
ECON 8856ECONOMICS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT3
BSAD 8356GLOBAL SOURCING AND INNOVATION3
Total Credits:9

Investment Science Concentration

Required6
BSAD 8516
SECURITY ANALYSIS & INVESTING
BSAD 8540
MULTINATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Select three hours from the following:3
BSAD 8776
& BSAD 8786
& BSAD 8796
INTRODUCTORY MAVERICK VENTURE FUND
and INTERMEDIATE MAVERICK VENTURE FUND
and ADVANCED MAVERICK VENTURE FUND
ECON 8080
MONEY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
ECON 8210
APPLIED MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
ECON 8230
BUSINESS CONDITIONS ANALYSIS
ECON 8300
ECONOMETRICS
ECON 8310/BSAD 8080
BUSINESS FORECASTING
ISQA 8340
APPLIED REGRESSION ANALYSIS
Total Credits9

Leadership Concentration

Select three of the following:9
BSAD 8096
MANAGING COLLABORATIVE ENGAGEMENT
BSAD 8236
GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8300
ORGANIZATION THEORY & DESIGN
BSAD 8336
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8436
LEARNING TO LEAD
BSAD 8456
MANAGERIAL NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES
COMM 8176
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
COMM 8186
COMMUNICATION LEADERSHIP AND POWER IN ORGANIZATIONS
PSYC 8636
ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 9610
MOTIVATION & MORALE
PSYC 9630
LEADERSHIP THEORIES AND RESEARCH

Logistics & Supply Chain Management Concentration

Required3
BSAD 8710
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Elective Courses6
ACCT 8066
ADVANCED MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
ACCT 8230
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING ISSUES
BSAD 8066
HEALTHCARE ANALYTICS FOR BUSINESS
BSAD 8076
INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8096
MANAGING COLLABORATIVE ENGAGEMENT
BSAD 8176
EMERGING TRENDS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8336
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8356
GLOBAL SOURCING AND INNOVATION
BSAD 8376
SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYTICS
BSAD 8386
INDUSTRIAL PURCHASING AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8456
MANAGERIAL NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES
BSAD 8466
SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION
ECON 8210/BSAD 8100
APPLIED MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
ECON 8216
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
ECON 8230
BUSINESS CONDITIONS ANALYSIS
ECON 8310/BSAD 8080
BUSINESS FORECASTING
ECON 8616
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
ISQA 8016
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
ISQA 8176
DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS
ISQA 8736
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS
Total Credits9

Marketing Strategy and Innovation Concentration

Select three of the following:9
BSAD 8206
CONSULTATIVE SELLING PRINCIPLES
BSAD 8326
SALES MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8345
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
BSAD 8396
MARKETING ANALYTICS
BSAD 8430
STRATEGIC BRAND MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8435
MARKETING INNOVATION
BSAD 8450
SEMINAR IN MARKETING
BSAD 8726
INNOVATION VENTURES
BSAD 8766
SELLING IN AN ENTREPRENEURIAL CONTEXT
Total Credits9

Monetary and Financial Economics Concentration

Required Course
ECON 8080MONEY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS3
Select six hours from the following:
ECON 8310BUSINESS FORECASTING3
BSAD 8516SECURITY ANALYSIS & INVESTING3
BSAD 8540MULTINATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT3
Total Credits:9

PhD Preparatory Concentration

Select three of the following:
ECON 8080MONEY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS3
ECON 8216INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION3
ECON 8310/BSAD 8080BUSINESS FORECASTING3
ECON 8326NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS3
ECON 8616INTERNATIONAL TRADE3
MATH 8056LINEAR ALGEBRA3
MATH 8235PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS3
MATH 8356ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS3
MATH 8746INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS I3
Total Credits:9

Public Policy Economics Concentration

Select three of the following:
ECON 8080MONEY AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS3
ECON 8210/BSAD 8100APPLIED MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS3
ECON 8216INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION3
ECON 8246LABOR ECONOMICS3
ECON 8326NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS3
ECON 8336ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS STRATEGY3
ECON 8576ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ANALYSIS3
ECON 8666INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT3
ECON 8856ECONOMICS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT3
PA 8300POLICY DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION3
Total Credits:9

Risk Management Concentration

Required Courses6
BSAD 8540
MULTINATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
BSAD 8576
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT FOR FINANCIAL ANALYSTS
Select one of the following:3
ACCT 8210
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING THEORY
ACCT 8230
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING ISSUES
ACCT 8280
SEMINAR IN ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
ISQA 8580
SECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT
Total Credits9

Sports Management Concentration

Satisfactorily complete three of the following courses taught by Real Madrid's Graduate School9
Sports Facility Operations
Sports Industry Managerial Skills & Human Resources
Finance in the Sports Organization
Marketing & Communications I
Entrepreneurship & Sports for Development
Marketing & Communications II
General Management

Sustainability Concentration

Required3
ECON 8326
NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS
Electives6
Select two of the following:
BIOL/PA/GEOG 8826
INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & REGULATIONS
ECON 8216
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
ECON 8336
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS STRATEGY
ECON 8666
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECON 8856
ECONOMICS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ENV 840
Climate Change, Sustainability & Public Health
ENV 892
Public Health, Environment & Society
ENVN 8316
OUR ENERGY FUTURE: SOCIETY, THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY
GEOG 8166
URBAN SUSTAINABILITY
PSCI 8276
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
PSCI 8296/CACT 8306
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT & SUSTAINABILITY
Total Credits9

Academic Performance

In addition to UNO Graduate College Quality of Work Standards, Dual Degree (DD) students may repeat only once a BSAD 8-0-level course in which they receive any grade, including "W" or "I". Students earning three "C/C+" grades, or a grade of "C-" or below, will be automatically dismissed from the DD program. Dismissed students will be immediately administratively withdrawn from all courses in which they are enrolled for DD credit.

Students who have been dismissed may not enroll in any courses for DD credit in any subsequent semester or summer session until reinstatement has been granted by the Dual-Degree Program Academic Standards Committee (DDPASC) comprised of the 2 GPC Chairs and 1 faculty member from each GPC.

Students who have been dismissed from the DD program may submit a written petition for reinstatement to the DDPASC. Students petitioning the DDPASC for reinstatement may not enroll in any course for DD credit until after the DDPASC has ruled on the petition. Upon receiving a petition for reinstatement, the DDPASC will evaluate the student's written petition for reinstatement. As part of the reinstatement petitioning process, the DDPASC reserves the right to examine the student's academic record and reserves the right to speak to any previous instructor who has taught the student; this information may be used by the DDPASC in the reinstatement decision. Information provided by previous instructors will not be shared with the student. Reinstatement is a privilege and not all students who are dismissed will be reinstated. Students who have been reinstated will serve a probationary period at the DDPASC's discretion and must satisfy the probationary conditions specified by the DDPASC. In addition to probationary conditions, reinstated students will be subject to additional reinstatement conditions as specified by the DDPASC. These reinstatement conditions will include retaking one or more courses in which the student must earn a grade of "B" (3.0) or higher (the exact grade requirements for retaken courses may in fact be higher than "B" (3.0)). Students not satisfying the probationary or reinstatement conditions will be automatically dismissed.