Undergraduate Programs

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Prospective & Transfer Students

Schedule tours and learn about admission to the Haslam College of Business.

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Curriculum

Review the college and university’s requirements for general education, pre-business core, business core and major and access information about all business majors.

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Advising & Resources

Schedule an appointment with your advisor or easily access a PDF version of your incoming-class’s student handbook.

Haslam Undergraduate Business

What you learn outside the classroom is just as important as what you learn in it. The Haslam College of Business has an entire center on its mezzanine floor devoted to engaging students in extra-curricular college programs that will prepare them to succeed long after graduation. Students can learn about study abroad, honors programs, leadership and professional development.

Explore Your Opportunities

Humberto Velazquez

Humberto Velazquez came to the United States without knowing the language or the culture. After induction into the National Honor Society, Velazquez was mentored by a Haslam College of Business alumnus who helped him further pursue his education.

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Online Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA)

The Online BSBA is specifically designed for transfer students who have earned an Associate of Art (A.A.), an Associate of Science (A.S.), an Associate of Fine Arts, or an Associate of Science in Teaching from a Tennessee Board of Regents institution. Students can be flexible in their learning so that they can take the number of courses that works with their schedule. Whether attending full-time or part-time, students will work with an academic advisor to determine the number and order of courses.

Student, Faculty & AlumniSpotlights


                  Clay Jackson
Clay Jackson

Alumni

“While learning academics and technical skills, also know that emotional intelligence and soft skills are equally important,” Jackson says.

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                  Merrill Walker
Merrill Walker

“Some of my proudest moments while working in this field involve students discovering their interests and achieving their goals,” Walker says.

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                  Mark Willoughby
Mark Willoughby

Staff

Willoughby’s office is constantly working on developing new opportunities for student engagement and is currently focusing on creating opportunities to integrate alumni at different levels of the student engagement process.

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