Professional graduate schools look for students with sound undergraduate training as well as maturity due to work and service experience. Some students combine Marketing with Computer Information Systems, Advertising, Economics, Media Arts and Design, Psychology, or a foreign language. Students who are interested and qualified may take MKTG 494, Marketing Internship with the approval from the Internship Director. The Center for Direct, Interactive and Retail Marketing also provides interactions with business leaders, retail-based internships and other marketing related activities and information. Internships are strongly encouraged by the department faculty.
Assistance is provided to students to secure appropriate internships.
Information on marketing related internships can also be found in the Academic Advising and Career Development Resource Center. Students interested in pursuing a major in the College of Business must first complete introductory level course work within the College of Business.