Major Guide for Transfer Advising

Transfer Pathways for this Major

View the B.S. Sport and Recreation Management Transfer Guide, which shows the courses to take at your community college for the best 2-year plus 2-year pathway to your major at JMU.

If you are earning a transferable associate degree from the VCCS or Richard Bland other than the degree listed in the transfer guide above, your time to graduation may or may not be impacted. You will still qualify for the general education waiver at JMU. In addition, you may want to consider following the guidance for equivalent courses in this major.

You should choose courses at your current school that satisfy specific general education AND major requirements at JMU. In addition, to be considered a competitive student for admission, you should have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and successfully completed college course work in these core subject areas: English, mathematics, social science and lab science. 


Equivalent Courses for this Major:

The following courses can help toward your major at JMU. The list below shows all possible courses offered that fulfill requirements towards this major. Not all courses may be offered at your community college, and you are not required to complete these courses in order to transfer. We recommend meeting with a JMU Next Transfer Advisor as you schedule courses at your community college.

VCCS

RBC

JMU Course Equivalent

None

PE 250

SRM 241, Introduction to Sport and Recreation Management

ECO 202

ECON 202

ECON 201, Introduction to Microeconomics

ITE 100 or 120

None 

COB 204, Computer Information Systems

ACC 211 & 212

None

COB 241 & 242, Financial and Managerial Accounting

Advising Notes:

  • ITE 100 only transfers as COB 204 if taken at Nova and Southside CC; ITE 120 only transfers as COB 204 from Blue Ridge, Laurel Ridge, and Piedmont VA CC.
  • ACC 211 and 212 will satisfy the ACTG 244 requirement for the General Business Minor (must take both courses).

Additional Notes:

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