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1. undergrad1.its.fsu.edu › academic_guide › guide-displayFSU | Academic Program Guide - Florida State University

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   Major Program of Studies at FSU: (39 hours) Community college courses may not be substituted for 3000/4000 level courses. All courses must be completed with a grade of C minus or better Lower-Division Requirement: (3 hours) HFT 1000 (3) Introduction to Hospitality This course is a Term 4 milestone.

2. academic-guide.fsu.edu › minorsMinors | Academic Program Guide - Florida State University

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   The Hospitality Management minor consists of 12 hours, including both HFT 1000 (3) Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism and HFT 3240 (3) Managing Service Organizations. The remaining two courses (6 hours) may be any HFT prefix course taken at FSU.

3. registrar.fsu.edu › bulletin › undergraduateDedman College of Hospitality | University Registrar

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   Note: Students must be twenty-one years of age to take this course. HFT 4448 Technology and Big Data Applications in Hospitality and Tourism (3) HFT 4866 Wine and Culture (3) Note: Students must be twenty-one years of age to take this course. HFT 4905 Directed Individual Study (1–3) HFT 4930r Special Topics in Hospitality Administration (1–3)

4. registrar.fsu.edu › bulletin › undergraduateDegree Requirements (Undergrad) | University Registrar

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   Students pursuing a baccalaureate degree at Florida State University must meet numerous state- and University-wide degree requirements as they progress through their course of studies. In general, freshman and sophomore students in most majors emphasize work in a broad-based liberal arts curriculum, CoreFSU, and in consultation with their advisors select a major concentration.

5. dedman.fsu.edu › academics › undergraduate-programsElectives | Dedman College of Hospitality

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   HFT 3519: Convention Services and Event Management HFT 3542: Event Management HFT 3544: Psychology of Customer Experience HFT 3700: Tourism Management and the Environment: Not an elective for RT majors: HFT 3891: Global Food Controversy HFT 4064: Ales, Lagers, and Culture: Must be 21 or older: HFT 4448: Technology & Big Data Applications in ...

6. dedman.fsu.edu › sites › gHOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT - Florida State University

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   3000-4000 Level Course Requirement: All FSU students must complete at least 45 hours in courses at the 3000 or 4000 level. Hospitality and Tourism Management Core Area Requirements: Students must earn a “C-” or better in each course.

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   How many HFT courses can I take at FSU?

   • The remaining two courses (6 hours) may be any HFT prefix course taken at FSU. At least 6 of the 12 credits must be completed at FSU and students must earn a grade of C minus or higher in all courses used to satisfy the minor.

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   What HFT courses are available in hospitality and Tourism Management?

   • Hospitality and Tourism Management Electives: HFT 2060 Coffee and Tea (3) HFT 2061 Ales, Lagers, and International Culture (3) HFT 2062 International Wine and Culture (3) HFT 2063 Distilled Spirits (3) HFT 2080 International Protocol on Western Behavior and Service Standards (3) HFT 2452 Hospitality Supply Management (3).

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   How many credit hours do I need for HFT 3941?

   • HFT 3941 Management Internship (3-12) * * Hospitality and Tourism Management and Global Club Management and Leadership majors must complete a minimum of 3 hours of HFT 3941 (Internship). Hospitality and Tourism Management students must have a total of 12 credit hours between HFT 3941 and approved major-specific elective requirements.

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   How many semester hours should I take at Florida State University?

   • A minimum of four semester hours of the twelve semester hours must be taken at Florida State University. Students should note that upper division courses that would satisfy the course work requirement beyond BSC 2010/L and BSC 2011/L have additional prerequisites that must be taken to enroll for those courses.

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   What HFT courses can I take for a minor?

   • Students are encouraged to choose from the following list of courses to fulfill the remaining 6 hours towards the minor: HFT 2060, HFT 2061, HFT 2062, HFT 2063, HFT 2080, HFT 2452, HFT 2716, HFT 2710, HFT 2716, HFT 2890, HFT 3519, HFT 3542, HFT 3700, HFT 3771, HFT 3891, HFT 4064, HFT 4448, HFT 4930r, or HFT 4866.

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   How do I become an upper division student at Florida State University?

   • For progression to upper-division status at Florida State University, a student must meet the following minimum requirements: Note: Some degree programs require a higher GPA for admission to upper-division status.

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8. dedman.fsu.edu › sites › gBachelor of Science Degree in Hospitality Management

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   students must (1) have completed at least 52 semester hours, (2) have completed HFT 1000, CGS 2100 or CGS 2518, ECO 2013 or ECO 2023, and MAC 1105 with a grade of “C-” or better in each course, (3) have an overall GPA of at least 2.50 on all prior college level work, and