In discussion classes, students can ask questions about concepts presented in class, participate in discussions about the lecture material, and get to know faculty members and fellow classmates better. There are a variety of student organizations to join, whether you're interested in learning more about a particular career field, contributing your ideas to student government, or just looking for a way to socialize and meet new people. School of Management students are welcome to make use of our team of full-time, professional Academic Advisors in the Undergraduate Program Office. All students are also assigned to a Faculty Advisor, who helps students formulate and realize educational and professional goals. Finally, professional Career Advisors are available at the Feld Career Center to help students with their career development, including securing internships and conducting job searches.
Students begin taking management courses from the very beginning of the freshman year.
Within that major, students choose one of eight concentrations, consisting of four elective courses usually taken in the junior and senior years. Those concentrations are Accounting, Finance, General Management, International Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Operations Management, and Organizational Behavior. School of Management students can earn simultaneously a degree in SMG and any other undergraduate school or college within Boston University. Boston University offers many exciting international programs, including popular programs in London, Sydney, Dublin, Madrid, Paris, and Beijing. The School of Management also has a private exchange program with management schools in Copenhagen, Dublin, Lyon, and Trier.