If the GPAs were sorted from low to high, the median would be the one in the middle. Select "CIP subfamily" to use this comparison option.
The table on the bottom left will compare across campuses by broad discipline, and the table on the bottom right by CIP subfamily. The graph on top will compare that selected group to all students at the campus. **Because the colleges at Merced, San Diego, and Santa Cruz are unrelated to majors, they are not shown.įor data download instructions, click on the following link: Ĭlick on a category to make a selection. *CIP is the Classification of Instructional Programs, a federal designation. Robert J.Figures may not match campus data exactly due to definitional differences and the timing of reporting.Obtaining and Maintaining Marshall Recognition.Marshall Recognized Student Organizations.Leadership Development and Student Organizations.Marshall Global Programs and Partnerships MBA International Exchange Program.Transfer International Experience (TIE) Program.Marshall Learning about International Commerce (LINC) Program.Marshall International Summer Internship Program.Global Summer Internship-London Beginner.Global Summer Internship-London Advanced.Winslow-Maxwell Global Summer Internships.ExCEL (International Experiential Corporate Learning Program).Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.Global Entrepreneurship Immersion Program.Choosing Your Upper Division Business Electives.Applying to Marshall for Current USC Students.Students admitted to USC as freshmen who have not completed the first three weeks of their first semester at USC, may inquire with the Marshall Office of Undergraduate Admissions about the possibility of changing majors. Please note that admissions decisions are competitive if you are not admitted as a freshman, you may apply later for internal transfer to the Marshall School.įor information about applying for internal admission to Marshall as a continuing USC student, please visit our website or contact the Office of Undergraduate Advising and Student Affairs. Note to new students: Students admitted to USC as transfer students from another institution may apply for internal transfer to the Marshall School after matriculating at USC and completing the course requirements for internal transfer. Internal transfer applicants are strongly encouraged to view our internal transfer information video and to review our website to learn more about our programs and the competitive application process.
Students who are currently enrolled at USC can apply for internal transfer into the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or apply for one of our minor programs. At USC Marshall, students develop a thorough knowledge of business fundamentals including: business economics, business statistics, accounting, organizational behavior, finance, marketing, business communication, and business strategy.
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