Junior Transfers for Business Majors & Minors

• Qualifications
• Academic Advising
• Application Deadlines and Schedule
• Transfer Course Equivalency Approval [PDF:112K]
• Frequently Asked Questions

Qualifications
All courses completed with C or better
Grade Point Average		Minimum 2.0 to apply Current average for admitted students is 3.5
General Education Requirements	You must satisfy University requirements We accept applications from students in good standing after your first year
Major: Admission Criteria How applications are evaluated	UNC-Chapel Hill academic performance (You must spend at least one semester in the College of Arts & Sciences before you may begin the business program.) Business prerequisite courses Leadership potential Effective communication skills Analytical skills Extracurricular activities Transfer school quality and academic performance

Pre-Admission Advising
Summer TSOP	Attend UNC TSOP program Discuss the business major with a Business School advisor
Information Sessions Held annually in September at the business school		For First Year students exploring majors and minors For sophomore and junior applicants
Post-admission	BSBA Program advising begins after admission
Junior - Senior Majors	BSBA Program Staff serve as your academic advisors
Business Minors	BSBA Program Staff assist with Business course registration Degree advising occurs in the major department

Junior Transfers Application Deadlines and Schedule
September 24, 2008	Admission information session for all applicants 5:30 p.m., Koury Auditorium, McColl Building
October 1, 2008	Application available on-line
October 29, 2008	Application due for Spring 2009 admission (juniors and reapplicants) and for 2008/2009 GLOBE program. Decisions and notification made by about November 19, 2008.
November 24, 2008	Application due for Fall 2009 admission
December 2008 - January 2009	Application review for Fall 2009 applicants
February 16, 2009	Admission notification by e-mail and letter
January 12, 2009	Orientation meeting for Spring admission
March 2009	Academic advising meeting for Fall 2009 admits