BBA Matriculation

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Welcome to a world of Limitless possibility

Never run out of options. The Goizueta BBA program will open doors, spark ideas, and help you build your career. Here, we’ve combined the power of a liberal arts foundation with business expertise that will set you up for success wherever you go. Our BBA program has produced tech founders, CEOs, Pulitzer Prize-winners, bitcoin mavericks, and creative entrepreneurs. If you’re looking for a degree that will challenge you to push yourself, there’s no better place to be than Goizueta.

The Goizueta BBA Program is open to students continuing from Emory or Oxford Colleges. Students are eligible to enter the BBA Program once they have completed the pre-requisites for the program and at least 30 hours of academic credit. Students will complete their intent to matriculate in the semester prior to their desired start in the BBA Program.

To simplify the process, we've created a website specifically for Emory College and Oxford College pre-BBA students where we share specific information about requirements, the matriculation process, and programs of interest. Please access the Pre-BBA Information Site for more information. Current BBA students may also apply in the spring semester of their sophomore or junior year for our BBA/MPA combined degree.

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Before you can decide if you want to join us, you need to know who we are. Our program consists of approximately 1300 sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are continuing students from Emory and Oxford Colleges. Although we have our own distinctive identity, we are very much a part of Emory and share its vision and intellectual focus.

Our curriculum is rigorous. All Goizueta students are expected to come to class prepared to make meaningful contributions. Being one of us means showing you are willing to take on challenges, push yourself intellectually, and take some risks. It means doing well in freshman classes and demonstrating a willingness to get involved. If this description fits you, then the BBA program may be just what you are seeking. We invite you to take a closer look.

Before entering the BBA Program, you will first need to apply directly to Emory College of Arts and Sciences through the main Office of Undergraduate Admission. You may apply to Emory College of Arts and Sciences on the main university campus in Atlanta or to the two-year program at Oxford College, located on Emory's original campus about 40 miles outside Atlanta. If you are interested in pursuing a business degree, you will matriculate to the BBA Program at one of three entry points, fall or spring of sophomore year or fall of junior year. Students on the Oxford campus will complete their associate's degree before matriculating to the BBA Program.

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The BBA program accepts a small number of direct transfers each year. All transfer students will apply through the Emory University Office of Admission. If you are transferring as an entering sophomore or junior and have met the pre-requisites you may be considered for direct admittance to the BBA Program. We prefer that students complete the majority of their business coursework here at Emory, so students with a number of business classes from another institution are not good transfer candidates.

A note about joint degree programs:

The BBA/MPA joint degree program is designed to enable students enrolled in the BBA Program at the Goizueta Business School to complete master's level coursework, while simultaneously fulfilling the requirements to sit for the Certified Public Accounting (CPA) examination. Junior level transfer students should anticipate five or more semesters to complete this program.
The BBA/MSBA joint program is by highly selective application. This program enables students enrolled in the BBA Program at Goizueta Business School to complete a Master's in Business Analytics. Junior level transfer students would apply in the middle of junior year, and if admitted, should anticipate five semester to complete this dual degree program.

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A Simple Process

David Ramos 20BBA

"As a first-generation student, navigating the college application process was daunting and expensive. I only visited schools nearby and learned as much as possible through college websites to figure out where I wanted to spend the next four years of my life. Fortunately, Emory has a couple of fly-in programs (CORE and Essence) to create the opportunity to visit Atlanta for prospective students. During CORE, I was able to learn about Emory's incredible professors, research, and opportunities provided for students. I also felt a commitment to diversity, which was extremely important. Three years later, I have no regrets and am grateful for the memories over the past several semesters."

Goizueta Scholars

The Goizueta Scholars award will support four years of undergraduate study, including study-abroad options and will range from half of full tuition to full tuition and fees. As a Goizueta Scholar, you will have guaranteed admission to the business school and priority access to business classes as well as the opportunity to enroll in special business scholar seminars, participate in an extensive array of leadership and professional activities, and interact with some of the most admired business executives in the world.

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Class Profile

Class Size

528 students

Average GPA

3.69

Average SAT

1429

Women

43%

Underrepresented U.S. Minorities

20%

% of U.S. students who are African American, Hispanic/Latinx, Native American/Alaskan

International

23%

Libby Egnor

Associate Dean

Contact Libby at 404-727-4220.

BBA Consultations

High school students and students newly admitted to Emory interested in business can attend an information sesssion and tour with our BBA Advising team.

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Non-Discriminatory Policy

Emory University is an equal opportunity/equal access/affirmative action employer fully committed to achieving a diverse workforce and complies with all applicable Federal and Georgia State laws, regulations, and executive orders regarding non-discrimination and affirmative action in admissions, educational programs and employment. Emory University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, ethnic or national origin, gender, genetic information, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and veteran's status.