Policies and Procedures

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.

This webpage will give the definition and fundamental purposes of career trips. These trips provide exclusive workplace tours, career advice, and job search tips. By participating, students gain valuable insights into potential career paths and make connections with successful alums and friends of the university.

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.

A course description is a brief summary of the significant learning experiences for a course. Course descriptions appear in individual course outlines and in the Program of Studies (POSs) for individual programs.

Students may repeat business courses only one time. The newest attempt per course will calculate on the transcript towards GPA. Please see your academic advisor with questions regarding the HSB repeat policy.

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

Differential tuition is additional tuition and fees separate from the tuition charged by the university.

Take your education to the next level by coupling your classroom experience at the Huntsman School with hands-on learning and event opportunities. Be more than a classroom student!

The Huntsman School of Business offers Global Learning Experiences that facilitate the development of a global mindset and prepare students for entry into a business environment that extends beyond borders.

Graduation is an exciting time in your college career, and you will want to remember to apply for graduation and commencement. You have worked hard, and it is almost time to begin the next adventure in your life.

Visit the general catalog for more information on the major requirements and elective courses. Please see your major advisor if you have additional questions.

Credits from other universities transfer on a course-by-course basis. To see courses that transfer view the University transfer guide. Viewing general requirements can help students to understand which classes need to be completed first.

When a student wants to change their major, they must contact the advisor of the desired major to initiate the change. It is recommended to meet with the desired major advisor.

Some courses within the curriculum will have prerequisites. Prerequisites must be completed prior to registering for a course. To find a course's prerequisites, visit the course catalog. Students that know which classes are prerequisites will be prepared for registration.

Through one-on-one, personalized appointments, advisors are able to provide valuable and timely information to students.

Schedule an appointment with a career specialist to solidify your professional goals, make a plan for college and beyond, and discover unique, personal career opportunities. Schedule your appointment today!

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.

The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business Computer Labs are located in the basement (1st floor) of the Eccles Business Building (EBB). The labs are open access except for when classes are being held in the rooms. Schedules for each room are posted at each entrance.

The Eccles Business Building & Huntsman Hall has digital signage on various floors. Learn how to design and submit TV slides to be added to these displays.

The graduation requirement of 120 hours is based on your earned hours. Is the Graduation Requirement of 120 Hours Based on Earned Hours or GPA Hours?

Do you speak a second language? Would you like to earn credit for a second language? Language testing is offered for USU students in the Languages, Philosophy and Communication Studies Department.

After the waitlist is removed, students that want to add a class that is full can now complete the online Registration Options Form. Once completed, the form is sent to the instructor for approval or denial.

Students should meet with their assigned academic advisor to determine which math course(s) are required for their major. Huntsman Students are highly encouraged to take MATH 1050 to fulfill their QL. Students may be required to take the ALEKS math placement exam.

Adding a minor to your program of study is an excellent way to position yourself for career success. With over 20 minors to choose from, you can customize your Huntsman experience. Is a business major currently not part of your plan?

Undergraduate students who wish to take a break from their studies for one or more semesters (other than summer semester), for a variety of reasons, must file a Notification of Leave or Deferral (deferment) form online.

All business acumen courses are offered online. The business acumen, also referred to as the core classes, are the classes that all business students must take, regardless of their specific focus of study.

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

Learn about how to register for classes, view upcoming registration deadlines, and find class schedules at Utah State University.

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.

Utah State's classrooms extend far beyond the borders of its residential campus in Logan. There are 33 campuses and centers across the state where you can take classes via interactive video conferencing, face-to-face with local instructors, or online.

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

It is important to own your education and part of that is knowing when important dates and deadlines are approaching at USU.

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.

At the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business, we provide students a high-quality undergraduate business experience.

Students who attempt to register for a class that is full may put themselves on a waiting list on a first-come, first-served basis. When an open seat becomes available, and your name comes up on the list an e-mail will be sent to your student A-number e-mail address.

The main difference between these two degrees is a foreign language requirement as part of the general requirements.

The graduation diploma is processed through the Office of the Registrar and is typically mailed 6-8 weeks after the last day of class. It will be mailed to the address you submitted on your application.

Important dates, such as when the last day to add or drop a class, can be found in the registration calendar.

If you are unable to register for a specific course, you should receive an error message in Banner that will explain what is keeping you from registering.