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ROSS ADMISSIONS AND ACADEMIC ADVISING SESSION PREFERRED ADMISSION PROGRAM

Andrea Clark, Academic Advisor Peter D’Angelo, Assistant Director of BBA Admissions Lauren Knoll, Academic Advisor Jean Leverich, Academic Advisor Matthew Turner, Academic Advisor

ADMISSIONS

Admissions Requirements

• PA  Sophomore BBA Requirements

– C or better in:

• Required classes: First Year Writing, Calculus & ECON 101
• Minimum 27.00 earned, transferable, graded credits – no
• ptional P/F, no May study abroad courses

(Fall 2014+Winter 2015)

• Min 3.300 cumulative GPA – no rounding

(includes optional pass/fail in excess of 27)

Admissions Requirements

• Parallel Plan

– Regular Admission Application

• Deadline: 11:59 p.m. EDT, March 31
• Pre Business Peer Counselors

– Change of direction to other UM Majors

• Connect with Ross and Home School advisors
• Next Steps

– Contact your home school/Ross advisor for advice on strategies and resources ASAP if you are concerned about the 3.300

THE BBA CURRICULUM

Business

BBA Core

ACC, BCOM, BE, BL, FIN, MKT, MO, TO, STRATEGY

BBA Electives

Study Abroad, Action-Based Learning, etc.

CAPSTONE

58

credits

Non- Business

Distribution ECON 102 Minors or Dual Degrees

54

credits

Additional Electives

Business Electives Non-Business Electives

8

credits

120

total credits

Your BBA Degree

AP/IB credits

Curriculum – Ross Distribution

Ross students must complete 3 of 4 categories: Foreign Language (4th Semester Proficiency; last semester must be taken for a grade) Humanities (9 credits) Natural Science and MSA (9 credits) Social Science (9 credits)

Curriculum – Sophomore Year

• Floating Core includes: BE 300 (3), FIN (300), MKT 300 (3), TO 300 (1.5)
• Econ 102 must be completed by Winter of Junior Year

Fall Winter BA 200: Business & Leaders : the Positive Difference (3) ACC 301: Managerial Accounting (3) ACC 300 : Financial Accounting (3) STRATEGY 290: Business Strategy (1.5) TO 301: Business Analytics & Statistics (4) You Choose: Floating Core? Business Elective? You Choose: Distribution? Courses for minor/dual?

Curriculum – Econ 102 Questions

Do I have to take Econ 102 at UM Ann Arbor? Once you start at Ross on Sept 8, 2015 you must complete Econ 102 at UM Ann Arbor. Can I take Econ 102 over the summer? Yes, but be sure that the course is equivalent by visiting the transfer equivalency site. No online classes allowed. Must be completed by Sept 7, 2015. Can I take Econ 102 at a community college? Yes, students may complete Econ 102 at an accredited community college regardless of credits completed – new policy effective Spring 2014. Can I take Econ 102 Pass/Fail? Technically yes, but consider choice carefully. Pass/fail is usually reserved for classes outside your major, and Econ 102 is closely connected to your major.

Curriculum – Enhance your degree

• Consider your options: dual degrees, minors,

supplemental studies, electives, study abroad

• Spend time transitioning to Ross
• Investigate your options
• Early planning is essential!
• For more information:

Academics Tab  Dual Degrees, Minors & Special Programs Menu

Ross Exchange and Global Experiences

Global Practicum/Immersion/Intern Info Sessions & Application Deadline: Fall

• Global Practicum: students focus on a specific theme, industry, or issue

throughout winter semester and conduct relevant fieldwork abroad during spring break.

• Global Immersion: short-term international courses that provide students

with opportunities to actively engage in specific global business topics with leaders in the field. Travel May or August

• Global Study and Intern: include a two-week business and culture course
• n-site followed by an eight-week internship at a top organization or

multinational company. Travel May-July Global Undergraduate Exchange – Winter of Junior year

• Opportunity to study at one of our 19 partner universities in 15 countries.

Our exchange partnerships allow students to learn about business from a different perspective, experience another culture, and network with students, faculty, and professionals from around the world.

REGISTRATION

Registration

• Step 1: Add Ross Courses:

– Register for ACC 300 and TO 301 (same section) – Choose any section of BA 200 discussion. Be sure to keep Mondays from 1:00-2:30 free for lecture. – Courses will not be in LSA course guide

• Step 2: Add Non Ross Course(s)
• Step 3: Consult with Academic Advisors at Home

School and Ross for a well balanced, engaging schedule

First Year Reflection

Individual reflection: Take 10 minutes at your seat and answer the following:

• 1. Which UM professor did you create a high quality connection with this

year?

• 2. What class surprised you?
• 3. What co-curricular experience didn’t you get a chance to do this year that

you want to do next year?

• 4. Name a class or subject you would like to take next year based on your

experiences this year. What does choosing this class mean for your future vision/goals? Partner Reflection: Take 5 minutes to share with the students seated next to you

Ross Academic Advising

We encourage you to connect with Ross Academic Advisors: – Walk-in Advising – Right Now – Appointments:

http://www.bus.umich.edu/impact/CounselingCalendar/AcademicServices/

– Ross Walk-in Advising (Wyly 3700)

• Mon – Fri, 2:30 – 4:00 pm

– Fall Registration Help Tables – In Winter Garden

• Monday, March 30 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
• Tuesday, March 31 from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m.
• Wednesday, April 8 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
• Thursday, April 16 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.