As a part of our Professional Blueprint Program the College of Business with support from our student clubs/organizations and staff host a series of workshops to assist students in preparing to be “career-ready”.
Join us this spring for a workshop or two. Most workshops do not required and RSVP. If an RSVP is required it is noted on the schedule.
If you are interested in hosting an upcoming workshop or have any ideas you would like to see presented please email business@mtu.edu
Spring and Summer 2025 registration begins Sunday, October 20 @ noon.
The Priority Registration (based on earned credits) has just been published. Find registration details here.
Reminder: Course planning resources (degree audit worksheets and flowcharts) are available online: COB Degree Requirements
Be sure to refer to your appropriate catalog term for degree requirements. Email me if you are not sure which catalog you are to follow.
ADVISING APPOINTMENTS
If you have completed your Graduation Planning (remaining coursework laid out in a plan with a Google Doc) please allow other students to schedule for advising at this time.
Any student that has 3-4 semesters remaining after this Fall should have a long term academic plan in place to help with preparing for graduation.
All others—DO NOT delay advising; Schedule for advising on the COB advisor calendar. Please schedule in advance as my calendar will fill, sometimes for a full week in advance, during registration time.
Note: During your October Recess (Thurs, Oct 17 and Fri, Oct 18) the University remains open and the COB Undergrad Advisor will be here during that time, available to meet.
Prior to your advising appointment…
Pitfalls to avoid:
TOMORROW April 10th @ 4:30 in room 101 of the Academic Office Building (AOB)
The COB will share information about minors. Our minors lead to exciting pathways for students to broaden their academic horizons, complement their majors, and cultivate skills essential for success in today’s dynamic professional landscape.
Minors may complement a wide range of majors and provide students with valuable interdisciplinary skills and knowledge. Below is a description of each minor offered; individual degree audit requirements are linked.
The COB (College of Business) and Michigan Tech Global Campus are hosting an information session for the Online TechMBA® and the Master’s in Engineering Management (MEM). We hope you can join us.
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
11:30 am EST
Via Zoom (Register here)
Our Applied Portfolio Management Program (APMP) is now accepting applications for the 2024-25 Academic Year–DUE Mon, MARCH 11.
Program participation, if accepted, begins in Summer 2024 with FIN4801 enrollment and continues through Spring 2025.
Go to the APMP website to download the application if you want to manage over $2 million in the stock market next year.
This opportunity is open to ALL students regardless of major.
Find classes to meet your general education requirements. Using the “Attribute Search” will help you find classes available for a particular semester.
Advanced functions are available to search for classes on this site here
After you select the term (Spring 2024 or Summer 2024) you will go to the search functions (see picture below)
Find classes to meet your general education requirements. Using the “Attribute Search” will help you find classes available for a particular semester.
Advanced functions are available to search for classes on this site here
After you select the term (Spring 2024, Summer 2024) you will go to the search functions (see picture below)
Michigan STEM Forward, is a statewide program that matches students attending Michigan colleges with internship opportunities. The program accepts applications from students attending colleges or universities in the state of Michigan seeking opportunities in STEM fields.
STEM stands for S – Science, (Biological, medical, agricultural, environmental, etc.), T – Technology (Software, coding, IT, programming, computer science, etc.), E – Engineering (Mechanical, civil, manufacturing, technician, etc.), and M – Mathematics (Analytics, data scientist, financial analysis, market research, etc.)
Obtaining an internship from the STEM Forward program is easy. Students must currently be attending a college or university in Michigan. Applicants must have a valid Michigan Driver’s License and Social Security Number in addition to providing contact information and proof of current residency. Prepare to answer questions regarding the area of STEM you are interested in along with companies in Michigan desired for work. Submission of a resume is required.
How does your major and career interest relate to the STEM Categories on the application website?
MAJOR – STEM FIELD:
Accounting – Mathematics
Economics – Mathematics
Engineering Management – Engineering
Finance – Mathematics or Technology
Management Information Systems – Technology
Management – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (all could apply)
Marketing – Mathematics
(All STEM opportunities will be subject to your interest, this is just a suggestion)
If you would like to apply for an internship through the STEM program, Apply here: http://a2spark.org/MichiganSTEM. Above links to a Google doc to indicate interest
Summer class enrollment remains open and available. Taking a summer class can assist with getting pre-reqs complete, freeing up time during your Fall and Spring semesters and getting you closer to graduation.
As you consider your summer options, if taking a class is on your list we have some to offer in the COB. All courses will be taught online (asynchronously).
Track A (runs May 10-June 24)
Track B (runs July 28-Aug 12)
MTU offers a variety of summer course options, many general education and math are taught online (asynchronous and synchronous).
The schedule is available here