Undergraduate Advising

Through one-on-one, personalized visits, advisors can provide valuable and timely information to students. Advisors help students discover opportunities that will provide them invaluable out of the classroom experiences that will help set them apart from other candidates in their field.

The business acumen provides the platform upon which students can develop specific skills and competencies offered by the School's majors and minors. Students are required to earn a “C” or better in all acumen courses. Please see this article for further instructions on Major specific minimum grade requirements.

The Huntsman Difference is the exceptional experiences inside the classroom combined with the valuable opportunities outside the classroom. Students are encouraged to own their education with the numerous resources available throughout the school, including 23 amazing clubs and organizations.

Students may repeat up to ten courses in their academic career if needed however, there is a difference between the USU repeat policy and the Huntsman School of Business repeat policy.

DegreeWorks is USU’s degree-audit tool. A degree audit worksheet is a review of past and current coursework organized into completed and incomplete requirements.

Economics is the social science that analyzes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in order to explain how economies work. Students in the economics major learn how to think critically, solve problems, work with numbers, in addition to a variety of other skills.

Finance students learn to manage the monetary resources of organizations, countries, and individuals. They also gain the knowledge and preparation necessary to pursue the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exam after they graduate.

Graduation is an exciting time in your college career, and you will want to remember to apply for graduation. You have worked hard, and it is almost time to begin the next adventure in your life. Whether you plan to work in business, healthcare, for a non-profit, NGO, or any other sector of the economy, the Huntsman School has put you on the path to a meaningful and productive career.

Acronyms are an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word itself, such as, NASA or USU. Here you will find a list of commonly used acronyms in the Huntsman School of Business.

Internships are a critical step in discovering your career passion and landing meaningful career opportunities. They give you a competitive edge, help you to obtain real-world skillsets and add a layer of richness to your academic experience.

After the waitlist is removed, students that want to add a class that is full can now complete the “Registration Options form.” This shows the add/drop courses. They must receive the instructor’s signature then bring the form to the advisor for authorization. This does not guarantee them a spot in the class, but the advisor will give them the authorization to register if a spot opens.

We have designed our 7 majors around disciplines most sought after by hiring companies around the world. No matter what you want to study, we have what you need to succeed in an ever-changing global business environment. These programs guarantee a rigorous classroom experience to stretch you to excel in your desired career.

Marketing is an extremely valuable interdisciplinary career path that contains some of the most sought-after skills and positions in the world of business. A marketing degree can open many doors in a wide range of industries including advertising, media, and sales activities. Typically, marketing positions are highly sought after by individuals who consider themselves creative and/or analytical.

Adding a minor to your program of study is an excellent way to position yourself for career success. With 16 minors to choose from, you can customize your Huntsman experience. Is a business major currently not part of your plan? The business minor is designed to give you the essential business knowledge and skills to complement any major outside the Huntsman School.

Business Administration (TEACH OUT) and Economics are the only business degrees offered completely online at this time. However, several degrees are offered through a combination of online classes and at our Statewide Campus locations.

The Pre-Business major is available for students preparing to apply for admission into the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. Pre-Business students are not advised by the Huntsman School of Business and will need to work with the Exploratory Advising office in TSC 304.

The Huntsman School offers several scholarships that are based on a student’s academic performance (GPA) and financial need. Learn more about scholarship opportunities available through the Huntsman School and USU.

Generally, less upper-division classes are offered during the summer, but most of the business core classes are offered.

Students interested in attending the Jon M Huntsman School of Business should apply to Utah State University, declare a business major and complete the following admission requirements.

Prerequisites for upper-division (3000 and above) courses in the Huntsman School of Business.