Students should expect to travel to the Ann Arbor campus for some of their electives if they want to take advantage of the full selection of courses. Also, students will want to use the more extensive facilities that the main campus has to offer, including the Business School's Kresge Library and the Office of Career Development. Students are advised that they should plan on finishing the program to which they were admitted. However, students may petition for transfer from the Evening to the Day Program after finishing the core requirements. Based on limited availability as well as reason for transfer, requests will be considered.
Students are, however, always compared to the current pool of applicants.
There are no requirements as to where the calculus requirement needs to be fulfilled. The course needs to cover both integral and differential equations. Faculty at the Business School will assume a working knowledge of the fundamentals of calculus. Students may take the course where most convenient at either a community college or four-year institution. Students must chose between programs and may only apply to one program in any given cycle.