Spanish faculty who contribute so much to its content consider it a major factor in the improvement of students' results in the program. In general, grades have improved by almost a full point since it became a requirement. Due to the nature of Business and Society, the program allows considerable latitude to individuals in the matter of course selection and registration. Students arrived with their pre-registration done at home. But, when anybody suggests they might want to substitute another course for one chosen, the staff allows experimentation.
Students can attend any program class.
If they discovered that a previously selected course is less interesting than one they had formerly decided against, they were allowed to change the study plan if the consent of the home advisor authorized a change. Some 12 of our 24 participants made one or more changes. The average participant took two SEBS courses and two CSCS courses. The SEBS offerings are core business while the CSCS classes deal with fields associated with the liberal arts, government, or politics. This combination is healthy for the future internationalist.