BUS-X 272: Global Business Immersion (3 credits) P: BUS-D 270 with grade of C or higher; a n application is required to be a part of this course. Students may choose any course from a Kelley School of Business department (BUS) that ends in 272 (e.g., BUS-G 272, L272). An application is required to be a part of this course.
BUS-D271 Global Business Analysis - International Business Management: Doing Business in China. 8 weeks; 1.5 credits; Prerequisite(s): BUS-D270 with a grade of C or higher This course will enable you to gain an understanding of, and appreciation for, the unique business environment in China and its impact on business activities.
may not receive credit for both A303 and BUS (C301 or X301). This course is taught by the CPCS department. • BUS–A 310 Management Decisions and Financial Reporting (3 cr.) P: BUS-A 201 or BUS-A 205 and BUS-A 202 or BUS-A 207, each course with a grade of C or higher. Accounting majors must take A311 and A312 (not A310). Provides students
Online Kelley/edX Programs. Earn an online Master of Science in Accounting or Information Technology Management from the Kelley School of Business via the edX platform. You can also earn the Personal Finance Professional Certificate, which includes an option to audit the courses for free. MS in Accounting. MS in IT Management.
Year | 2020 | 2019 |
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Overall | #10 | #10 |
Entrepreneurship | #3 | #3 |
Marketing | #6 | #7 |
Accounting | #4 | #6 |
Application Portal | Indiana University Online Portal; Common Application; Coalition Application |
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Campus Area | Urban Area |
Average ACT Score | 25-31 |
Average SAT Score | 1180-1370 |
Academic Calendar | Semester based |
BUS–D 270 The Global Business Environment(1.5 cr., 8 wks) P: Sophomore standing. Thiscourse is part of the sophomore Global FoundationsCore and an I-Core prerequisite. The objectiveof this course is to familiarize students with theenvironments facing managers and corporationswho are operating in the global economy. Thus,participants should acquire awareness of, and anappreciation for, the diversity and complexity of theglobal environment. More specifically, the successfulcompletion of this course should enable participantsto understand and analyze how global forces shapecorporate strategy. This course should be of interestto all business students; as citizens, consumers,workers, and as future business leaders they musttake account of domestic and global dimensionswhen making decisions.
The Kelley School of Business Honors Program is a highlyselective academic experience that provides students withincreased challenges and innovative learning experiences.The program facilitates students attaining their potentialboth inside and outside the classroom through specialcurricula, leadership opportunities, mentoring, increasednetworking opportunities, and the individual student/faculty interaction that is necessary to fully develop thosestudents who possess the capacity and motivation toexcel.
BUS–C 104 Business Presentations (3 cr.) P:Successful completion of all SLST courses forInternational students, based on the performanceon the IAET. Students are introduced to oralcommunication in business contexts. The coursefocus is on theory-based skill development thatwill enable students to deliver audience-centeredmessages, work in teams, and analyze and developoral arguments. Students may not receive credit forboth BUS-C 104 and (X104, C106, or X106). NOTE:Students, who are required to take SLST-T 101courses, must complete those courses before taking
The cumulative grade point average (GPA) is computedby dividing the total number of grade points earned by thetotal number of credit hours completed in which gradesof A through F are earned. More information on GPAcalculation can be found on the Office of the Registrar
The Kelley School does not award academic credit on thebasis of self-acquired competency. Specifically, the KelleySchool will not accept self-acquired competency credit,for any business coursework, even if it was awarded byany other division/school of Indiana University or by otherinstitutions.
Since 1912, Delta Sigma Pi has annually awarded theScholarship Key at each college or university where theFraternity maintains an active chapter. The ScholarshipKey is presented to the graduating student with thehighest cumulative academic average toward a degree inbusiness administration, regardless of whether the personis or is not a member of Delta Sigma Pi. In cases wheretwo or more students exactly tie for the highest academicaverage,additional Scholarship Keys are awarded.
Originating in 1939 , the Rawles Key is awarded annuallyto a single senior student who is ranked in the top 1%of the senior class and who represents the highestachievement in both academic and extracurricularactivities. Senior Scholastic Award recipients are invited toapply for this monetary award.
Bloomington#N#Kelley's residential Full-Time MBA Program guides you toward your professional goals in a culture of collaboration—it's in every step of our curriculum and experience and just one of the advantages a Kelley MBA offers.
Indianapolis#N#Boost your career opportunities and competitive position. A concentrated 21- credit hour online program that covers the foundations of business knowledge. Flexible to meet the demands of students with work and family commitments.
Bloomington#N#With an MS in Information Systems (MSIS) degree, you’ll gain a valuable skill set that combines technical, business, and managerial expertise. MSIS graduates are in high demand in the job market.
Choose a general administration degree or specialize with one of four majors. The Evening MBA is a 24-month part-time program and is designed to be completed while you work full-time. You can also customize your education to meet your specific career needs with our dual degree option. Evening MBA Program.
Executive Education delivers customized non-degree executive education programs, open enrollment certificates, and executive coaching designed to improve corporate leadership and performance. Offered both online and on campus, programs are designed to be flexible, customizable, and accessible for working professionals.
The Brian D. Jellison Living Learning Center (JLLC), formerly the Kelley Living Learning Center, is a diverse community of motivated first-year business students, as well as IU freshmen interested in business, who participate in a residential program that focuses on personal, academic, and professional development.
The IU housing application opens in early February and the JLLC priority deadline for submission is May 10. Any updates to the application made after this date may or may not be considered during assignment. We strongly encourage students to apply before May 10.
IU Residential Programs and Services (RPS) strongly considers both the date of housing application and date of fee payment when processing housing assignments for incoming IU students. Please complete your housing application and pay your housing fee as soon as possible.
Our team reviews each application throughout the spring semester. You should receive an Advanced Review communication between March and May to let you know that your application has been received and is being actively considered by the selection committee. (Note: This does not mean that you’ve been selected to live at the JLLC.)
The JLLC requires its residents to be motivated to participate in a business-centered community focused on personal, academic, and professional development. You do not have to be a Direct Admit to the Kelley School of Business to apply.
A $200 fee ($100 per semester) is required for all members of the JLLC. This fee covers some of our events and programs, which support your personal, academic, and professional development.
We encourage you to give thoughtful consideration to each question before organizing and forming your response (150–200 words per question). All essay responses must be submitted via the IU Housing Application.