Good performance in qualitative and quantitative courses is important. High grades are important but we know it is not unusual to see grade fluctuations in the first year since most students are still acclimating. Your overall record is what we judge, not one class. However, to be admitted it is important to be competitive in our pool of applicants, which means doing well academically. We are interested in the quality of the experience.
All parts are important, especially when competing against many other excellent students.
It is important to show you have a clear sense to your skills, explain why the BBA makes sense for you, and define your goals for the future. If you went to a school with quarter hours, remember the number will be reduced significantly when converted to semester hours. There is no list of courses that we recommend. You should chose courses that are interesting and challenging to you and that demonstrate your ability to be successful in the Business School. Students must complete five basic enrollment requirements with college-level courses with a grade of C or better.