In what order?

[johnjaxs]

This is as you listed them:

Introductory Business Law
Human Resource Management
Organizational Behavior
Business Ethics & Society
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Statistics
Principles of Finance
Financial Accounting
Management Information Systems

I would take them in this order:

Human Resource Management
Organizational Behavior
Management Information Systems
Business Law
Business Ethics
Microeconomics
Financial Accounting
Finance

Statistics (This one can be done before or after the whole list)

Honestly you could probably mix match the order, but do Financial Accounting before Finance. It makes studying for Finance way easier, also if you want hit up Managerial Accounting as you will probably be half way ready for finance with those two courses. Also the Business Ethics and Business Law should go together, but no real particular order, as in you could easily do ethics first then law or vice versa. Just to reiterate I knew someone who passed Finance with just the knowledge he had from Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting alone.