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Business Minor Summer Institute Invest in your future. Get your Business Minor this summer. Earn your business minor this summer and gain the business skills necessary for a successful professional future. Diversify your academic portfolio and open doors for employment opportunities and internships. Build valuable relationships with distinguished business professors and industry professionals. Get individual career advice. Enroll in the Business Minor Summer Institute this summer and invest in your future.
Summer 2013 Dates and courses |
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Session I, May 13-June 20 ACCN 2010INFO 1010 MCOM 3010 MGMT 3010 |
Financial Accounting Intro to Business Computing Management Communications Organization Behavior |
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Session II, July 1-August 8 ACCN 3010CDMA 1201 LGST 3010 MGMT 4140 |
Managerial Accounting Career Development and Management Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Environment of Business Entrepreneurial Management |
Both sessions are required.
Why enroll in the Business Minor Summer Institute?
Why not? If you are interested in gaining high quality, fundamental business knowledge that will help you land your dream job, this program is for you. Students in the program complete 21.5 academic credits in one summer and are guaranteed access to popular business school courses and avoid wait lists. If you have ever wanted to spend the summer in New Orleans this is your chance to do just that, and make it worthwhile. Invest in your future now. Get your business minor this summer.
Student Voices...
Brian Broom-Peltz, a junior Chemical Engineering major, was one of the program's inaugural students. As a result of his skill in Microsoft Excel, and taking INFO 1010, Brian was selected to represent the United States in the Microsoft Office Specialist Worldwide Competition in the 2010 Excel category. In August 2011, Brian placed 7th overall against competitors from more than 50 countries; and, he was chosen from a group of more than 72,000 students who competed leading up to the world championships. Brian mentions of his experience in the Business Minor Summer Institute:
"My mind is a house. The spring semester before the summer business minor program felt like I was adding a pool, tennis court, and replacing the roof of my mental mansion. After I participated in the first summer minor program at Tulane University, I felt as if I had added new furniture and painted the walls of a room I have always been looking to polish up: my office.
The sincerity, competence, and coordination of the professors and directors makes this business boot camp more than worth the investment. I ended the summer with an excellent foundation in the essentials of business planning, communication, and management that I have the rest of my professional career to hone and perfect.
I would highly recommend the summer business minor to any student considering adding a practical minor to their CV and who is willing to put in the work to earn that achievement." -Brian Broom-Peltz, class of 2013.
Annie Diebold, a Science and Engineering graduate of 2010, earned a major in Cell and Molecular Biology and a minor in Business from Tulane University. She was offered a job as a Research Associate with the LSU Health Sciences Center, a job that is not typically offered to new college graduates, because of her minor in business.
"Since I didn't have much room in my schedule, my business minor was a great option to help me diversify my studies. It allowed me the opportunity to get some experience on the business end of things, and ultimately gave me the one up I needed to get my job." -Annie Diebold, 2010
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Amy P. MacNeill, Director of Undergraduate Education
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