Business and Management

Business and Management

A business major thats anything but business as usual. Thats what youll find in Wheatons multifaceted business and management program. With real-world consulting projects, immersive learning experiences, and a curriculum that covers more than the business side of business, you ll leave Wheaton ready for the challenges of today’s marketplace. You can focus your major within areas of study called concentrations, including fields such as analytics, arts management, diversity and inclusion in organizations, finance, healthcare management, international business, marketing, and social entrepreneurship. This flexibility opens you up to a host of career opportunities from Wall Street to main street to applying business practices to the community or creative organizations.

1. The Common Application. Please refer to the Common App Ready Toolkit for helpful instructions and advice about completing your Common Application.
   If you encounter technical questions or problems using the Common Application, please contact Common Application support team or utilize the Help option on each page of the Common App.
2. The School Report. Ask your high school college advisor to submit the Common Applications School Report form.
3. An official and complete copy of your secondary school transcript or mark sheets listing courses and grades must be included with the School Report. An English translation of all transcripts that are not in English is also required. Official copies of test results of any government or centrally administered national or international examinations should be included.These may include, for example:
   • GCSE/IGCSE
   • Advanced Level or Predicted Advanced Level
   • O Level and A Level
   • International Baccalaureate (IB) or predicted IB
   • ICSE/ISC, CBSE
   • Arbitur
   • French Baccalaureate
4. An official Mid-Year Report and transcript, showing grades from the first semester or trimester, must be submitted by your counselor as soon as they are available.
5. Counselor Recommendation. Ask your counselor to write a letter of recommendation.
6. Teacher Recommendation. Ask at least one teacher to write a letter of recommendation. Recommendations should be from a teacher who has taught you in an academic subject within the last two years.
7. All applicants who are not US citizens or permanent residents (green card) MUST submit the International Student Certification of Finances form (located on the Student Financial Services Forms and Resources page), regardless of where they are living or current US visa type.

Recent Graduates

*outcomes data is based on a knowledge rate of 77% for the classes of 2014-2018