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Isaiah’s Answer
Without checking the exact amounts, I believe the standard amount of credits needed to graduate are 120 total credits with a good portion of these being split between general ed courses and then major related courses. If you are going the Business school route the majority of your classes will be business related, either mandatory or elective classes. I would estimate around 15-20 classes will be business related ranging anywhere from 1-4 credits each, which equates to how many hours outside of class each class will take, and overall you will be somewhere around 30 classes total to earn your degree. The requirements may change depending on your major, for example accounting majors need 150 total credits to sit for CPA exams so you will need a few more classes.
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Trevor’s Answer
The amount of classes needed to earn a business major can vary, based on the specific university and program. However, a typical bachelor's degree generally necessitates 120 credit hours for graduation. This equates to about 40 classes spread over a 4-year period. These classes are typically categorized into groups such as: General Education, Key Business courses, Concentration or Specialization courses, and Elective courses.