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Show Pag Four College of f 1M7 tfy Tutday, up entrance requirements Business-t- -- Students must meet new GPA requirement to apply By Dennis Romboy Chronicle staff writer The University of Utah College of Business has approved a plan to restructure the sequence of business courses. The plan will be implemented this fall Due to a scaled-bac- k budget and the loss of some faculty, business classes has been division admission into upper made a two-stprocess, said Christy Bond, an academic counselor in the business school. The contents of the courses, however, will not be changed. She said the requirements will remain essentially the same, but an intermediate business classification has been added. Students will have to complete both steps before being considered for admission into the College of Business. To apply for intermediate business standing, a student will need to complete all of the requirements 45 of hours least at have and university work, completed ep pre-busin- ess pre-busin- ess w year whether they will be accepted into the business college. She said the restructuring should also reduce class sizes and will help to accommodate the more than 3,000 majors on campus. In an effort to help students understand the changes, Bond said a workshop is scheduled for May 12 at noon in the Mark H. Greene Hall of the Business Lecture Hall. pre-busin- ess - 216. Union, Room 240. Please include date, time "Transition Metal Template Synthesis of Substituted Quinones," Carolyn graduate student, HEB 2006. deleted when news space is limited. Today p.m. Festival of Wellness Clinics and Education Sessions, Union. 10 a.m.- -l II a.m. Metabolic Calorie Assessment Your Health fit Your Posture . 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The application process into the departmental major will not change. Admission into intermediate standing will not guarantee a student admission into upper division classes. The new sequence structure should benefit students, Bond said. Students will know earlier into their college 149-Surv- ey EVENTS- Clinics will be changed to Management 349 and considered an At this kvd, she said, all applicants will be accepted into intermediate business based solely on grade point average. A 2.8 cumulative grade point average will be required for admission in the upcoming academic year, Bond said the GPA, which will be reset at the beginning of each year, was set low to give students a chance to gain admission to intermediate status. Once the GPA is set for the year, she said there will be no exceptions to it all students wishing to continue in the business program will have to meet the GPA requirement. Applications for intermediate status will be accepted on a weekly basis. Students may turn in applications on any day of the week. Applications submitted before a Thursday will be processes by the following Wednesday, she said. Students who gain admittance to the second level will be notified by mail, Required courses in upper division will remain the same Statistics II with one exception. Management for information |
