I. Degree and Certificate
Options:
We cannot offer a four-year major
in this program. However, students can earn a baccalaureate degree in
a selected field and earn a minor or associate degree in Casino Resort
Management.
A) Associate Degree
• Two-year program of study. One year of liberal arts courses and one
year of Casino Resort Management courses (8 classes).
B) Minor
• A minor in Casino Resort Management would be combined with a major
in another field. The minor consists of 6 courses in Casino Resort
Management.
C) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
• This is a full year of study in Casino Resort Management. Students
who already have a bachelor’s degree qualify for this program. It
consists of eight classes.
II. Associates Degree in Casino Resort
Management:
Students must have a 2.0 grade
point average in all required coursework as well as a 2.0 cumulative
GPA. At least half of the general requirements of 37 credits and half
of the core requirement of 24/25 credits must be completed at Tulane.
1. General Requirements
for all Applied Business Associates Degrees (UCRM):
The following 37 credits are
required for all of the Applied Business Associates Degrees:
In addition to the 37 credits of
general requirements, the Associates of Arts in Casino Resort
Management requires 24/25 credits of Casino Resort Management core
requirements for a total of 61/62 credits.
We want this program to address
the industry needs and to provide students who complete it a solid
opportunity for advancement within the Casino Resort area.
There is a 27-credit limit on the
number of business courses a student in University College may take.
Note: Business courses at University College are not transferable to
A.B. Freeman School of Business
2. Core Courses:
Core courses in the Casino Resort
Management Program are classes that all agree provide a solid
foundation of study. All students in the program must take these five
classes. Note: The Internship does not apply to students seeking a
minor.
| (1) UCRM 233 Casino Resort
Human Resources Management |
| (2) UCRM 224 Casino Resort
Management Food and Beverage |
| (3) UCRM 342 Managing
Troubled Employees in Casinos Resorts |
| (4) UCRM 227 Introduction to
Casino Resort Hotel Management |
| (5) UACT 111 Elementary
Accounting / Casino Resort Management |
| (6) UCRM 315 Casino Resort
Impact on Society * |
| (7) UCRM 311 Addictive
Behavior and Gambling * |
| (8) UCRM 319 Cash Management
and Cage Operations |
| (9) UCRM 303 Casino Resort
Information Systems |
| (10) UMGT 338 Business Ethics
or PHIL 103 Ethics |
| (11) UCRM 407 Economics of
Risk-Taking and Gambling (Prerequisite UCRM325) |
| (12) UCRM 411 Economics and
Risk Theory (Prerequisite UCRM325) |
| (13) UCRM 401 Special Topics |
IV. Requirements for the
Post-Baccalaureate Certificates in Casino Management:
Students must have a 2.0 grade
point average in all required coursework. Half of all the required
24/25 credits must be completed at Tulane. Courses taken for a
Baccalaureate Degree will not be accepted for transfer credit towards
the PBC program. Only those courses successfully completed, “C” or
better, after a student received a Baccalaureate Degree will be
considered for transfer credit.
1. Requirements for the
Casino Resort Management PBC (PBC/UCRM/CB):
Core Courses (same as the
Associate Degree in CRM):
Core courses in the
Post-Baccalaureate Casino Resort Management Program are classes that
all agree provide a solid foundation of study. All students in the
program must take these six classes.
| (14) UCRM 233 Casino Resort Human Resources
Management |
| (15) UCRM 224 Casino Resort Management Food and
Beverage |
| (16) UCRM 342 Managing Troubled Employees in
Casinos Resorts |
| (17) UCRM 227 Introduction to Casino Resort
Hotel Management |
| (18) UACT 111 Elementary Accounting / Casino
Resort Management |
| (19) UCRM 315 Casino Resort Impact on Society * |
| (20) UCRM 311 Addictive Behavior and Gambling * |
| (21) UCRM 319 Cash Management and Cage
Operations |
| (22) UCRM 303 Casino Resort Information Systems |
| (23) UMGT 338 Business Ethics or PHIL 103
Ethics |
| (24) UCRM 407 Economics of Risk-Taking and
Gambling (Prerequisite UCRM325) |
| (25) UCRM 411 Economics and Risk Theory
(Prerequisite UCRM325) |
| (26) UCRM 401 Special Topics |
