Business Academic Residential Community

Winter:

The option of one of the following courses. Students will need to register for these courses on their own and they are first come, first serve. Only a certain amount of spots will be held in each section.

BA 252: Global Perspectives in Business. 4 credits. A business elective that counts towards both the Certificate in Global Business and as one global context course required for the major.
FIN 281: Personal Finance. 4 credits. A business elective focused on personal financial strategies.
MGMT 225: Introduction to Entrepreneurship. 4 credits. A business elective course to help students explore the entrepreneurship concentration or minor.
MGMT 250: Introduction to Sustainable Business. 4 credits. A business elective course to help students explore the sustainable business minor.
SBUS 250: Sports, Business, Society. 4 credits. A business elective course to help students explore the sports business concentration and minor.

Books for Biz Scholarship

The Business Academic Residential Community is excited to provide the opportunity for 30 students to receive a $150 scholarship each term for their first year as a UO residential community participant. For the student to be eligible to apply for the scholarship, they must:

Be declared pre-business or business
Take (or have received credit for) BA 101: Introduction to Business
Be registered for BA 199: Business Professional Development
Live on campus at the University of Oregon
Students not residing on campus during the Fall 2020 term will be considered for scholarships this year.

Scholarships will be awarded each term as long as eligibility requirements are met. This includes maintaining academic good standing and successfully progressing through ARC courses. Priority for this scholarship will be given to students with financial need.

Applications are due August 31, 2020.

Apply for the Scholarship

Participate in the Residential Community Internship

Interns collaborate for creative innovation in their residential community around career exploration and academics. This entry level internship allows students an opportunity to explore their business major and concentrations through teamwork, problem-solving, communication and outreach to incoming first year students. Applications are available winter term and interns complete projects spring and fall.

Business Academic Residential Community

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