<p>Today I was going through my degree audit and noticed that even though I'm transferring Business Cal 1 & 2, that I'm still short 2 hours in the M408K and M408L section. I'm guessing because Calculus at UT is a 4 hr credit. Who knows something I don't? </p>
<p>Thank you</p>
<p>What degree are you talking about? Some audits require that you take M408K and M408L, some just require calculus, and some just require 18 hours of sciences.</p>
<p>What major is this talking about?</p>
<p>It’s for finance</p>
<p>forget about the degree audit online until you meet the adviser at the orientation. I did an audit for my degree for bachelors in corporate / banking / investing finance and it had few discrepancies which McCombs staff responded to as "there are a few exceptions for business (especially for transfers ) that will not show on the degree audit. Far as I know, I remember calling in UT an year ago and asking the same question if business calculus would transfer eventually into Calculus I & II (since I didn’t knew if I was either going to Mays or McCombs) and to be honest, the up front desk staff doesn’t know sh** when it comes to in-depth questions like those, but I did hear an answer saying “it will” but its a 50/50 shot (you’ll get the real answer when u meet adviser at orientation). And I am pretty sure degree audit can’t handle the override of those business transfers to count for Regular Calculus credit.</p>
<p>business calculus is accepted in the mccombs undergraduate degree plan.</p>