<p>As a student in CAS, how easy would it be to take courses in ILR? Is there any limit to the level of the courses we're allowed to take?</p>
<p>You can def take classes in ILR. Some classes are cross-listed as ILR/CAS anyway. In regards to a limit on the class “level”-- more advanced classes obviously have pre-prequisties and if they don’t they require approval from the professor (which isn’t hard to acquire).</p>
<p>you must take 100credits in CAS</p>
<p>Thanks! Yeah, I know about the 100 credit requirement in CAS. It’s just that I’m contemplating business school now, so I thought that, if I do go down that route, taking some classes at ILR might be beneficial.</p>
<p>It would also be easy to take classes in AEM, right? I’m not quite sure whether I’d prefer ILR or AEM…I definitely want a liberal arts background (psych/English major, perhaps), but I’d also like to get a feel for some business courses before I decide that an MBA is right for me. If it matters, I’m leaning towards human resources…I know that ILR has an HR department, but I don’t necessarily want to concentrate on HR right away, and AEM seems to have more basic business courses.</p>
<p>you should also consider hotel courses…</p>
<p>which are probably lighter than ilr or aem courses but more hands on/group work…</p>
<p>thanks, resurgambell, I’ll look into those too!</p>
<p>ILR, Hotel, AEM, and PAM all offer business related classes. A bunch of them are cross listed. The most common being “financial accounting”.</p>
<p>Oh, I forgot about PAM! Thank you. Is there a list that shows classes that are cross-listed between CAS and other colleges, or do I need to search by department?</p>