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Prospective
Students
Admissions
http://www.mscd.edu/admissions/
Students may declare a business major at any time by contacting
the dean's office or a department faculty advisor and completing
the "Major Declaration Form." Students are encouraged
to declare as early as possible to ensure accurate advising on business
program requirements. When a degree-seeking student has earned a
total of at least 60 semester credit hours, that student must declare
a major before being permitted to enroll in an upper-division course
offered by a School of Business program or department.
Prior to enrolling in an upper-division business course, declared
business majors must have:
- a cumulative GPA of at least 2.00;
- completed all Level I and II General Studies
requirements for business;
- completed all lower-division courses in the
business core; and
- completed at least 60 credit hours overall
(junior standing).
Business majors will be placed on academic warning
if their GPA falls below 2.0. If the GPA remains below 2.0 after
one semester on probation, students will be dropped as business
majors.
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Advising
You can schedule an appointment to speak to School of Business advisor
by calling your prospective Major Department. A faculty member will
guide you through the appropriate course of study.
Accounting: 303-556-3181
Computer Information Systems: 303-556-3122
Economics: 303-556-3217
Finance: 303-556-3776
Management: 303-556-3247
Marketing: 303-556-3182
General Business Minor: 303-556-3245
International Business Minor: 303-556-3247,
WC 240
International Business Emphasis: 303-556-3247,
WC 240
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Extended
Campus & Online Classes http://www.mscd.edu/academic/extended/
You can earn all or part of your degree without setting
foot on Auraria Campus! Online courses, telecourses, correspondence
courses, and classes at Metro North, Metro South make up the variety
of ways you can earn credits at your convenience.
The School of Business is pleased to offer the
complete Accounting degree online! Computer Information Systems
students can take almost the entire CMS degree program online. Many
Economics, Finance, Management, and Marketing courses are also available
online.
Do you live and work south or north of Denver?
Take the stress out of your commute by taking classes at Metro North
in Northglenn and Metro South in Greenwood Village.
Explore your options for learning conveniently.
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Scholarships
The School of Business offers several scholarships
that are funded by MSCD or by private donors.
For a list of Scholarships offered, and a scholarship
application, please visit the Scholarship
Center website. The MSCD Scholarship Application is also available
from the Scholarship Office (Central Classroom 120). Turn the application
into the Scholarship office. You are automatically considered for
any of the available scholarships for which you qualify. You do
not need to complete an application for individual scholarships.
Don't forget! You must complete a Scholarship
Application every year. If you fail to complete a scholarship application
by the deadline each year, you will not be considered for scholarships
during that year.
If you are a donor and you would like to contribute
a scholarship, grant, or other type of donation to the School of
Business, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement
at 303-556-5117.
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Support
Student Organizations
Accounting Students Organization: Accounting
Stduents Organization Website
Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP)-contact
Kyle Kowalski at kowalskk@mscd.edu
Finance Club - call (303) 556-3776
Human Resource Management Society http://www.mscd.edu/~hrms/Welcome.html
Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)--Matthew Zinck (Todd) 970-376-3688
Sigma Beta Kappa - call Dr. Raj Khandekar at (303) 556-3242
The Assessment and Testing Center http://www.mscd.edu/~testing/
The Assessment and Testing Center at MSCD administers assessment
exams in three areas: Writing, Mathematics, and Reading. Students
must take all three exams in order to fulfill the minimum requirements
for entrance to college level courses, or must be able to provide
adequate ACT Scores. Please note that the scores from these exams
are used to assist advisors and students in selecting appropriate
course work.
The Writing Center http://www.mscd.edu/~writectr/
A service available to all Metro students who want to improve their
writing. The mission of the MSCD Writing Center is an instructional
one. Rather than providing editing and proof reading service, the
tutors help students to become more independent, more confident,
more competent writers. That work is accomplished best when students
come to the center on a regular basis for on-going work with the
same tutor who is then able to diagnose particular students' problems
and to help them deal with those concerns.
Students come to the center as the result of informal
referrals or advice from the faculty, staff, or peers; after hearing
about the Writing Center in a class orientation session; through
formal written referrals by instructors or other staff; and through
finding us on their own to seek help that they perceive they need.
The Center maintains thorough computer records about all clients
and each of their visits.
Tutoring Centers
http://www.mscd.edu/~tutoring/
Contact Information
Phone: 303-556-6439
Fax:303-556-3896
Locations:
Central 103 and Tivoli 124
Hours: 9:00am-7:00pm Monday-Friday
Mailing Address:
Campus Box 74
PO Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362
Administrator: Eric Dunker, dunkere@mscd.edu
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