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Navigating Your MBA Journey: Resources and Opportunities at Notre Dame

Discover essential student services and tools available for MBA students at Notre Dame. This guide covers academic advising, tutoring coordination, classroom scheduling, and valuable opportunities such as international trips, interterm intensives, and leadership roles. Learn about academic integrity, honor code violations, and access to study spaces. Connect with dedicated staff, including the assistant director and events coordinator. Stay organized, track your academic progress, and explore resources to maximize your success during your MBA experience.

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Navigating Your MBA Journey: Resources and Opportunities at Notre Dame

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  1. Student Services

  2. Agenda • Tools for Success • General • InsideND • International Programs • Interterm Intensives • Leadership Opportunities

  3. Tools for Success • Your Notre Dame Family • The MBA Program Staff & Faculty • Your Student Services Team • Colleen Turk, Assistant Director • Karin Dale, Events & Projects Coordinator

  4. Student Services • Academic advising • Coordinate tutoring • Curriculum and classroom scheduling • MCOB Diploma Ceremony, orientation for MBA and MSB • Advise MBAA leadership, clubs, committees • Collaboration with faculty • Interterm coordination • International trips • Diversity Conference

  5. Tools for Success • Timeliness • No cells or laptops in class (unless approved by faculty member) • Use ND email account only • Benefits Student Services • For recruiting purposes (add signature) • Common Honor Code violations • Sharing information between groups or during a take home exam • Plagiarism

  6. Tools for Success • Academic Code of the Graduate Business Programs • Common Honor Code violations • Sharing information between groups or during a take home exam • Plagiarism

  7. Building Access • Doermer Center: 1492 • Classrooms • 134 & 159: 524 1&3 (together) • 158, 160, 161, 162: 52413 • After hours • Swipe your ID card, enter the month/day of your birthday i.e. July 9 would be 0709

  8. Team Rooms • Access for all: card swipe • Groups have priority over individuals, individuals have 15 minutes to vacate for a group • Two hour maximum, please don’t ‘reserve’ rooms • Other study space • Giovanini Commons • Student lounges • Hesburgh library • Law library

  9. Tools for Success • Student Services tab • Sakai • Inside ND: Student Academic Tab • Course schedule (under Concise Schedule) • Check your grades (Grade History) • Search for classes (Course Search) • Graduation Progress System: you must track your progress

  10. Academic Advising • Required advising sessions begin in October • Sessions will last up to 1 hour • Mary, Meg, Colleen • We’ll discuss • Resume & CareerLeader Assessment • Concentration track courses & electives outside track • Interterm and International Travel Options • Program Requirements

  11. Academics • Add/Drop Period • Overloading vs. shopping classes • Waitlists & the process • Valuable classes that aren’t core/within track

  12. Tools for Success: GPS

  13. “My MBA”: Concentration Tracks • Only will officially declare one (and you can change it) • Not listed on diploma, only transcript • We encourage you to dual-concentrate (unofficial), work with your Career Coach to use as a selling point

  14. “My MBA”: Special Projects • Independent Study • BOTFL • AIM • Security Analysis I & II • Sports Management • Innovation & Design • Gigot Center

  15. “My MBA”: Santiago, Chile • Full module (mod 2) in Santiago (7 weeks) • $1000 deposit • Leave South Bend immediately after on-campus interterm • Study at Universidad Catolica de Chile • Courses • International Marketing • Latin American Economics • Internatinoal Finance • Required Course: Spanish (1 credit hour) • Approximately 20 students participate

  16. “My MBA”: China & South America for Interterm • Weeks 8 & 9 • China: Fall and Spring, So. America Spring only • $1500 deposit • Leave South Bend on Saturday following exams • Beijing/Shanghai or Santiago, Chile/Sao Paulo, Brazil • What is covered by deposit: hotel, intercontinental flight, some meals, all bus transfers • What is not covered: flights to/from, extra activities • Approximate attendance by program

  17. “My MBA”: Interterm • Held week 8 of fall and spring semesters • Requirement if you do not travel internationally • 1 credit hour • Previous companies: GE Capital, Adidas, Green Mountain Coffee, Dreyer’s Ice Cream, McDonalds, Starbucks

  18. On-campus Interterm: a typical week • Monday: firm presents • AM: Mission, history, real-world issues currently facing • PM: What’s the project, what do they expect, form groups, Q&A session • Tuesday AM: Q&A session by firm • Tuesday PM-all day Wednesday: WORK • Thursday: students present, firm gives feedback

  19. YOUR Program • PROTECT. YOUR. BRAND. • Protecting each other’s integrity • CIF’s • 8 calendar days before last day of class • Information decides who teaches for this program, raises, etc. • Instincts • Case Competitions • Leadership: MBAA, Club, Committee, Community Service

  20. YOUR Program: MBAA Leadership Opportunities • President • Chief Financial Officer • Chief Communications Officer • Chief International Officer • SVP • Career Development • Clubs • Community Outreach • Leadership • Student & Academic Affairs • Elections held late fall

  21. Graduation Details • TENTATIVELY Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 10:00am • Honors Designations (no rounding) • Summa Cum Laude: 4.0 • Magna Cum Laude: 3.8-3.99 • Cum Laude: 3.6-3.799 • Beta Gamma Sigma • Top 20% of your class • Based on 3 semesters worth of work

  22. Questions?

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