After completing this session, you will be able to: 1  Define the term interest group and distinguish these groups from other political organizations. 2  Describe the different types of interest groups. 3  Describe the resources and principal tactics used by interest groups to influence public policy. Analyze the role that interest groups play in the policy-making process. This penultimate unit delves into the role of interest groups in American political life.
USF's MBA is a 33 credit hour program. Non-business majors are required to take pre-requisite business foundation courses (16 credit hours) after being accepted into the program.
Credit hours for repeated USF coursework will be awarded only once per course unless the course is a university-approved repeatable course. D and F grades, however, for repeated USF coursework will be counted in the computation of the students GPA as many times as those grades for that course are recorded.