Current U-M Students
Regular Admission
You may apply to Ross during your freshman year or later, regardless of whether you previously applied for preferred admission. Regular admission is the most common entry to the Ross BBA program. There is one admission cycle each year, and classes begin each fall.
Requirements
All applicants to the Ross BBA program must complete the following requirements by the end of the winter term in the year they apply. We will access and evaluate your U-M transcript after winter term grades have been posted. Any transfer or test credits you wish to have considered must appear on your U-M transcript by the end of the winter term. All credits must be completed with a grade of "C" or better.
- Any course in
Calculus I, II, or III
- Includes AP credit for Math 120 or 121
- Includes IB, A-level or transfer credit for an exact U-M course equivalent (not departmental credit, e.g., Math 101X)
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Economics 101
- Includes IB, A-level, or transfer credit for the exact U-M course equivalent (not departmental credit, e.g., Econ 101X)
- Any course approved as
First-Year Writing
in LSA.
- Includes transfer credit for any course approved as First-Year Writing at U-M (not departmental credit, e.g., English 101X or ENGCMPTC 101X)
- Earn at least 27 credits at U-M Ann Arbor, fall-winter, in the year you apply
- Excludes transfer credits, unless you have transferred to U-M during the same term in which you're applying to Ross.
- Excludes all AP, IB, or A-level credits.
- Excludes Kinesiology courses, except those listed in item 3 under
"Non-LSA Coursework," p.7, in the LSA Bulletin. - Excludes Officer Education courses, except those cross-listed in another U-M department.
- Students who receive only 2 credits in Math 105 after Math 103 must earn only 25 credits fall-winter.
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