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I am interested in joining a business related club. Where can I get more information? (FAQ)

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Clubs are a great way to network with your peers, including upperclassmen, as well as recruiters.  While the SAO website is the primary resource for all sponsored clubs at Notre Dame, following is a list of clubs with a business focus.  Most are open to all majors and all class years and can be found on Facebook.

American Advertising Federation Chapter

Asia Pacific Business Club

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA)

Beta Alpha Psi (Accountancy Honor Society)

Business Action in Social Entrepreneurship (BaseND)

Consulting Consortium

Corporate Finance Club

Entrepreneurship Society of Notre Dame

Information Technology Management Club

Investment Club

Marketing Club

MoneyThinkND

Smart Women Securities

Student International Business Council (SIBC)

Undergraduate Women in Business (UWIB)

Unleashed 

Wall Street Club

• Last Edited December 18, 2019
• Clubs

How do I request a tutor for a business class? (FAQ)

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Tutoring in select core Business courses is available at no charge to students.  The Business Honors Program is managing the undergraduate tutoring program in Mendoza!

Tutoring is provided for the following courses:ACCT 20100, ACCT 20200, ECON 10010/11, FIN 20150, FIN 30210, FIN 30220, FIN 30400, ITAO 20200, ITAO 20210, and MARK 20100.  Sophomores through Seniors in Mendoza, as well as First Year Business students interested in a tutor, please click HERE for the Undergraduate Tutor Request Form. If you need assistance in a course that is not listed above, complete the tutor request form and list the course name and number.  Also, students are required to attend class regularly and use faculty and TA office hours.

For additional information, questions or concerns contact Tess Geishauser at tgeishau@nd.edu 

• Last Edited September 21, 2023
• Tutoring

McCloskey Competition-Round 1 Submissions Due (Events)

Time: October 24, 2023 5:00 PM to 6:19 PM

Location: Submissions due Oct 24 at 5pm

Turn your ideas into profitable business solutions that make a difference! Get your slide deck and presentation ready!

• Last Edited October 10, 2023

A Journey Toward Human-centered AI (Events)

Time: May 01, 2024 3:00 PM to 11:59 PM

Location: Jordan Auditorium from 3:00-4:00pm, Reception at 4:00pm

Mendoza College of Business hosts Professor Ahmad Abbasi for this lecture. A reception will be immediately following. Open to all.

• Last Edited April 28, 2024

Finance Seminar: Charles Nathanson, Northwestern University (Events)

Time: November 25, 2024 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM

Location: Mendoza Rm. 159 from 3:30pm-5:00pm

This event is sponsored by the Mendoza College of Business Finance Department. Free and open to the Mendoza and campus community.

• Last Edited November 21, 2024

2024 UWIB Conference - Taking the Road Less Traveled (Events)

Time: January 30, 2024 9:00 AM to February 06, 2024 4:39 PM

Location: Mendoza College of Business, 9:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. (optional chat sessions 3:15-4:15 p.m.)

Undergraduate Women in Business-16th Annual Professional Development Conference Who: ALL undergraduate women - in business or not! Why: Learn, Network, hear from great keynotes! When: February 3, 2024 We will be hosting many companies from different industries. Gain valuable insights into the opportunities available as well as tips on navigating the many challenges the corporate world presents.

• Last Edited January 30, 2024

Powerful Conversations (Events)

Time: August 31, 2023 7:00 PM to September 01, 2023 11:57 PM

Location: Smith Ballroom of the Morris Inn

What will the seat of power look like in the future? This series explores a new framework of business leadership in a series of conversations with Black female leaders. Dr. Angela Logan, St. Andre Bessette Academic Director of the Notre Dame Master of Nonprofit Administration Program will explore a new framework of business leadership in a series of conversations. This week's fireside chat will be Dr. Logan with Dr. Glenda Glover, President of Tennessee State University. You may join in person or view the live stream.

• Last Edited October 10, 2023

What do I need to know about ELECTIVES? (FAQ)

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There are four key things to know about your elective requirements:

1. 21 elective credits must be selected from courses outside of the College of Business.  These may be satisfied with AP credits, transfer credits and/or courses taken at Notre Dame. 
2. The remaining elective credits required to reach an overall total of 128 credits are unrestricted in that they may be applied to business or non-business classes.  To be clear, there is no requirement to take additional electives in business.
3. A maximum of three credit hours of activity or experiential learning non-business courses can be applied as elective credit.  A listing of these courses is posted here.
4. The GPS that tracks your courses and requirements is a wonderful tool, but there are occasionally glitches that cause issues in the elective section.  If you have any concerns about the way the GPS is counting your courses, please see an advisor.

• Last Edited December 16, 2021
• Activity/Experiential Learning Courses
• Elective Credits

How often should I see an advisor? (FAQ)

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We recommend you meet with your advisor on a regular basis – at least once per semester, based on your personal and academic goals. As those goals change, it is important that you have support and guidance to understand your options and make the best decisions.  Key touch points include when planning for study abroad, major declaration and graduation checks.

• Last Edited November 10, 2016
• Advisors

What is the minimum number of credit hours required to graduate from the College of Business? (FAQ)

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Currently, students in Mendoza graduating in the Class of 2024 and 2025, must have 128 credit hours to earn their BBA degree.  The Class of 2026 and onward, must have at least 122 credit hours to earn their BBA degree. Use the Graduation Progress System (GPS) on insideND and the plan of study saved to your Google Drive under "Shared with Me" to track your requirements each semester.  Keep in mind that only three credits deemed activity or experiential learning will be counted as degree seeking credits.  See a complete list of courses subject to this limit here.

• Last Edited July 17, 2024
• Activity/Experiential Learning Courses