Mark T. Hassenstab

education

I have taken my education very seriously throughout my whole life. I a great student and eager to learn everything. My education credentials are vast and diverse. I took any class that looked interesting and often followed my favorite professors to each of their course offerings.

North Dakota State University - Majors

business administration

www.ndsu.edu/business
The Business Administration major is a four-year, 126 credit hour program that leads to a Bachelor of Science degree. The Business Administration major provides students with a broad base of knowledge in the various functional areas of business: accounting, finance, management, and marketing. The program is flexible to allow students to tailor their program to a particular area of interest such as social entrepreneurship.
       > 3.72 GPA
       > Honors - Beta Gamma Sigma
       > References available

economics

ndsu economics department
While completing the economics degree requirements, students may sample from a wide variety of electives or, as many of our students do, earn a second major in another subject, such as international studies, political science, history, business, or mathematics. Coursework includes micro- and macroeconomics, environmental and natural resource economics, international trade, money and banking, labor, the organization of industry, economic development, economic history and public finance. Because NDSU is a research university, a student may choose to work on an advanced research project with one of our economics professors.
       > 3.72 GPA
       > Honors - Omicron Delta Epsilon
       > References available

North Dakota State University - Minors

visual arts

ndsu visual arts department
The Department of Visual Arts provides a comprehensive, rigorous, and innovative academic program consistent with the mission of NDSU. The department serves the pursuit of high-quality teaching, artistic performance, dedicated service, and professional and scholarly excellence through experiences of lasting value. The Department of Visual Arts is fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).
       > 4.00 GPA
       > References available

philosophy

ndsu philosophy department
People have always had questions about the world in which they live. Whether these questions are about truth, beauty and goodness, or about whether life has any meaning, people find questions to ask. Over the centuries, many minds have addressed these questions. By means of dialogue, intuition, logic and critical thought, philosophers have created pathways to wisdom and an understanding of the human condition.
       > 3.72 GPA
       > Honors - Phi Sigma Tau
       > References available

honors

I am a great student who takes learning very seriously.
       > Graduated Cum Laude, Spring 2007.
       > Dean's List, Fall 2002 - Spring 2007 (Every semester).

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Fall, 2002 - GPA: 3.81
ARCH 171	ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN I	A
ART 130	DRAWING I	A
ENGL 110	COLLEGE COMPOSITION I	A
MATH 103	COLLEGE ALGEBRA	B
PSYC 111	INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY	A
UNIV 189	UNIVERSITY STUDIES	A
Spring, 2003 - GPA: 3.83
ARCH 132	ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS	A
ARCH 172	ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN II	A
ART 265	SCULPTURE I	A
ENGL 120	COLLEGE COMPOSITION II	A
MATH 146	APPLIED CALCULUS I	A
SOC 110	INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY	B
FALL, 2003 - GPA: 3.60
BIO 150	BIOLOGY I	B
BIO 151	BIOLOGY I LAB	A
ART 410	INDEPENDENT STUDY CERAMICS	A
SPAN 115	SPANISH I	A
MED 116	INTRO TO HEALTH CAREERS	A
SPRING, 2004 - GPA: 3.84
ACCT 102	FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING	A
ART 122	TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN	A
ART 124	THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN	A
BUSN 360	FOUNDATIONS OF MARKETING	B
CSCI 116	BUSINESS USE OF COMPUTERS	A
SUMMER, 2004 - GPA: 4.00
ART 110	INTRO/VISUAL ARTS	A
EDUC 381	NATIVE AMER/MULTICUL INSTR PRAC	A
HIST 104	U.S. SINCE 1877	A
FALL, 2004 - GPA: 3.60
ACCT 200	ELEMENTS OF ACCOUNTING I	B
BUSN 350	FOUNDATIONS OF MANAGEMENT	B
ECOM 201	PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS	A
RELS 210	ETHICS	A
STAT 330	INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS	A
SPRING, 2005 - GPA: 3.60
ACCT 201	ELEMENTS OF ACCOUNTING II	B
ENGL 320	PRACTICAL WRITING	A
ECOM 202	PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS	A
HUM 257	TRADITIONAL LOGIC	B
STAT 331	REGRESSION ANALYSIS	A
PHIL 101	INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY	A
SUMMER, 2005 - GPA: 3.77
BUSN 340	PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE	A
BUSN 431	BUSN LAW I.CONTRACTS,PROP/TORTS	A
BUSN 451	MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS	A
ECON 324	MONEY AND BANKING	B
FALL, 2005 - GPA: 4.00
BUSN 352	OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT	A
BUSN 454	INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT	A
BUSN 455	LABOR REL / ALT DISPUTE RESOLUTION	A
HUM 356	GREEK PHILOSOPHY	A
PHIL 216	BUSINESS ETHICS	A
SPRING, 2006 - GPA: 3.67
BUSN 430	LEGAL / SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT	A
BUSN 780	BUSINESS CONDITIONS ANALYSIS	B
ECON 343	INTROMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS	A
ECON 456	HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT	A
HUM 399	EPISTEMOLOGY	A
HUM 399	MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY	B
SUMMER, 2006 - GPA: 3.67
BUSN 460	CONSUMER BEHAVIOR	B
MIS 370	MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS	A
BUSN 351	FOUNDATION OF ORG BEHAVIOR	A
FALL, 2006 - GPA: 3.50
ANTH 111	INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY	B
BUSN 445	INTERNATIONAL FINANCE	A
BUSN 450	HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT	B
PHIL 486	PHILOSOPHY & LITERATURE	A
SPRING, 2007 - GPA: 3.57
BUSN 432	BUSN LAW II	B
BUSN 489	STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT	B
ECON 470	PUBLIC FINANCE	A
ECON 480	INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION	A
HNES	WELLNESS	A
UNIV 397	COOP / INTERNSHIP	Pass