BBA PROGRAM

Matriculation Process

Matriculation to BBA Program

Students desiring to joing the BBA Program at Goizueta will complete a criteria based in intent to matriculate. Your college record serves as a predictor of success and matriculation will be based on academic performance as well as leadership and engagement. In addition to seeking students with strong academic records overall, we select matriculate students who display academic aptitude for BBA coursework by strong performance in business pre-admission courses and who show evidence of leadership promise through involvement in diverse activities.

Meet with an Pre-BBA Advisor

For pre-BBA advisement, stop in during our drop-in hours, no appointment needed.

Pre-BBA Drop-In Hours

Emory College and Oxford College students are eligible to enter the BBA Program once they have completed the BBA pre-requisites and at least 30 hours of academic credit on the Atlanta Campus and all Associate's degree requirements on the Oxford Campus. Students file an intent to matrciulate in the semester prior to the one in which you intend to start the BBA program.

To be eligible to matriculate, students from Emory College must have attained 30 hours (exclusive of PE, PACE, and health) by the time of matriculation. Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate credit hours count towards this total. Oxford College applicants must have completed their Associate of Arts by the time of enrollment.

Current Emory and Oxford College students should register as pre-BBAs to stay informed on pre-BBA admissions information and events.

Prerequisite Courses

As part of, or in addition to, the semester hours required for matriculation, you must complete all BBA prerequisite courses prior to entering the program. If you have received credit for AP/IB coursework for one of these courses and received course credit through Emory, you may use this credit to fulfill the corresponding BBA Program preadmission requirement.

General Education Requirements

Prior to enrolling, you should plan to have completed the majority of the general education requirements as outlined in the college catalog. However, some business courses satisfy these requirements for business students and you may complete any remaining requirements after entering the BBA Program.

Intent to matriculate forms for spring enrollment are due in mid- September and forms for fall enrollment are due in early February. Exact deadlines for the current cycle can be accessed here. Confirmation of your matrculation will be shared via email in time to enroll in classes for the subsequent semester.

If your intent to matriculate is received after the deadline for any reason, it will be reviewed on a space-available basis. Please contact the BBA Program Offie is you miss the deadline.

The BBA Program Intent to Matriculate consists of:

Matriculation form
official transcripts from all institutions attended outside of Emory or Oxford (if applicable)

Note that the form is semester specific. Ensure that you are using the current matriculation request

Leave of Absence

If you intend to take a leave of absence after acceptance but prior to entering the BBA Program, please contact the BBA Program Office at 404-727-8106.

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