Spring 2025 Registration: 2nd Years

Registration Date

Tuesday, October 22, 2024 at 12:30 p.m.

Registration Blocks

Students should check their account for registration appointments and blocks and resolve prior to registration.

Registration Questions?

Direct all registration questions to your advisor, Vanessa Ramirez.

Registration Workshop

Occurred Friday, October 11 from 2:00 - 2:30 p.m. via Zoom.

Term Dates

Refer to the Academic Calendar.

Registration Instructions

Required Course Registration

Notes:

Students registered for the first 2 credits of BUSM788W GX01 Doing Business in Asia in Fall 2024 are expected to register for the final 2 credits of the global travel course in Spring 2025, BUSM788V GX01.
Students registered for the first 3 credits of BUSM738A 0101 Mayer Fund in Fall 2024 will be registered for the final 3 credits in Spring 2025 by the Masters Programs Office. An email confirmation will be sent.

Students register for second-year required courses using a track code, which automatically adds all required courses to their schedule.

Select Term: Spring 2025.
Enter course information.
- Course Number: MBAA99MB (Track code)
- Section Number: MB21
- Grading Method: Select None from the drop-down menu
- Credits: leave blank
Click Submit Changes.
A message may appear stating the course is non-standard; click Enter to bypass this message.
- Note: All graduate-level courses at the Smith School of Business are non-standard.
Click View Schedule to confirm courses.

Required Course Schedule

Term C

BUSM626 The Global Economic Environment (2 credits)
Tuesdays/Thursdays, 2:00 - 3:50 p.m.
Add Two - Three Electives to Term C Schedule (Up to 6 credits)

Note: Students who completed the first 2 credits of BUSM788W GX01 Doing Business in Asia in Fall 2024 are expected to register for the final 2 credits of the global travel course in the Spring, BUSM788V GX01.

Term D

BUSM758Z Integrative Capstone (2 credits)
Tuesdays/Thursdays, 4:00 - 5:50 p.m.
Add Two - Three Electives to Term D Schedule (Up to 6 credits)

Students are encouraged to meet with Vanessa to confirm their final semester credit total.

Elective Course Registration

Within Registration (Drop/Add), enter:

Select Term: Spring 2025.
Enter course information.
- Course Number: (Ex. BUSM706)
- Section Number: 0101
- Grading Method: Select None from the drop-down menu
- Credits: leave blank
Click Submit Changes.
A message may appear stating the course is non-standard; click Enter to bypass this message.
- Note: All graduate-level courses at the Smith School of Business are non-standard.
Click View Schedule to confirm courses.

Elective Course Schedule (Updated 10/14/24)

Technology Management Certificate Program Course Schedule - 6 credits total

BUSI782 DC06 Science and Technology Project Valuation (2 credits)
BUSI784 DC06 Systems Design, Development, Test and Evaluation (2 credits)
BUSI758A DC06 Cyber/Enterprise Risk and Resilience Modeling (1 credit)
BUSI758B DC06 Leadership, Ethics and Technology (1 credit)

Technology Management Course Schedule

TM students require separate permission to register for their courses and students will receive an email from the Masters Programs Office letting them know when they are able to register.
TM students can reference their admittance letter from Frank Goertner titled, "Tech Management Enrollment Letter (COHORT 3.0)" for more information and questions about their program or courses.

Financial Information

For Spring financial information, please click the button below. Please direct any financial questions to Vanessa.

Spring Financial Information

Registration Notes

Reference Curriculum page to ensure you're on track.
Review Registration FAQs as needed.
Students who would like to consider course options in the MS or Flex/Online MBA programs should contact Vanessa in advance for more information.
- Students will be notified of the result of their request via email in mid-January for Spring 2025 Course Requests.
Dual degree students will receive specific registration instructions for Spring 2025 by end of day, Friday, October 18.
If a course is full, students must be on the waitlist for future consideration should seats become available during the Non-Standard Schedule Adjustment Period.

Advisor

Vanessa Ramirez