Ross BBA Information Session for First-Year Applicants

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Published 2021-08-19

Learn more about the Michigan Ross undergraduate BBA program in this virtual admissions session with BBA Admissions Director, Dr. Blaire Moody Rideout. Explore aspects of the curriculum, leadership development with Ross, business career paths, in-depth look at the admissions portfolio process, and ways students can engage beyond the BBA.

0:00 - Ross Introduction & Curriculum
10:17 - Co-curricular and leadership development opportunities
15:25 - Careers
19:44 - Admissions information
21:54 - Admissions Portfolio
24:54 - Application deadlines
25:55 - Admissions information continued
28:50 - Additional business programs
29:51 - Additional ways to engage

*This video was filmed in compliance of social distancing guidelines.

All Comments (9)

@albert_chen 1 year ago

This video is wonderful. It answered all the basic questions at prospective student could have and injected a personable sense of Ross' culture and core values. I wish every school did this! Thank you so much! ❤
@adrianawerdin5566 2 years ago

This answered so many questions! Thank you.
@elladonel374 2 years ago

This was very informative, thank you!
@abbywhitaker7867 2 years ago

This was very helpful in giving me some great insight to the Ross curriculum. I'm so excited to get my decision back in March!!!
@nva236 9 months ago

This is very helpful!
@kaverikidunia6243 1 year ago

Hi … it’s informative , thank you . I want to know my boy should apply after 1 year of A level or 2 years of A level.we are from Botswana
@DavidLee-co6gp 5 months ago

I have heard that it's very important to join clubs if you are in an undergraduate business program, such as a consulting club or investment banking club, etc. Since U Mich is a large school, it is very difficult and competitive to get into clubs?
@prathikshas9736 2 years ago

Hey I'm from India and I'm looking to apply to the ross business school for BBA. I dropped math when I got promoted to 11th grade, can I please know if I'm eligible for the program? If I'm not then will I be able to supplement it with my SAT scores?