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Email: career@wabash.edu
Phone: 765-361-6414
Fax: 765-361-6080

Office Hours
Sunday: 7-10pm

Monday-Thursday: 8am-4:30pm, 7-10pm

Friday: 8am-4:30pm

Office Hours for
Pre Health Advisor,
Jill Rogers:
Tuesday and Thursday:
10:00am-3:00pm



The Business Leaders Program (BLP) is designed to deliver a comprehensive introduction to the world of business. By combining the academic courses in the Business Sequence with experiential learning, the Business Leaders Program will provide a well-rounded experience for any student, regardless of their major.
 

 
 
Once admitted into the program a member has to meet requirements for academic and each co-curricular area. Some of the activities will be met over the span of one’s college career, while others will be semester and yearly requirements. The chart below will help to better explain the different areas and requirements.
 
How do you become a part of the BLP?
 
Applications deadlines are January 1 of each academic year. Apply to the Business Leaders Program posting on WabashWorks by submitting your resume, application form and essay question responses.
 
The Business Leaders Advisory Committee will review applications and select candidates to interview with members of the committee. Applicants will be notified by February 15th of admittance into the program.
 
**Minimum GPA for application into the program is a 3.2 and must be maintained throughout. If one’s GPA fell below the 3.2 requirements he would be placed on probation for one semester, if at that time it was still below the 3.2 he would be removed from the program**
 
Questions?
Contact Angie Cook-Smith in Career Services.  
 

Business Leaders Program Requirements

Academic Requirements

  • Economics 101 – Principles of Economics
  • Economics 251 – The Economic Approach with Microsoft Excel
  • Economics 262 – Financial Institutions and Markets*
  • Accounting 201 – Financial Accounting
  • Accounting 202 – Managerial Accounting
  • English 411 – Business and Technical Writing
  • Rhetoric 101- Public Speaking
  • * Economics 361 – Corporate Finance or Economics 362 – Money and Banking can substitute

Co-Curricular Experiences

Business Immersion
(8 weeks-summer)

Marketing Immersion (Spring Break/Fall Break)

 

Business Internship (8 weeks-summer)

 

Business Externship (1 day shadow experience)

 

Networking Events (3 required/academic year, must attend at least 1 event off campus)

  • Student/Alumni/Employer Networking Dinner
  • Networking trips (D.C., Chicago, New York, Indianapolis, other)

Business Seminars & Workshops (4 required)

  • Sales/Marketing
  • Human Resources
  • Operations
  • Finance
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Not for Profit
  • Presentation Skills
  • Networking
  • Other

Campus Involvement (Active in at least 1 business-related organization required/ year)

·         Case Study Club

·         SIFE

·         Other

 

Community Involvement (1 required/year)

·      Volunteer organization

·      Mentor

·      Other

 

Leadership Activity

Must have a leadership role during academic career (officer, organizing an event, etc.)

 

Required Career Services Events (4 required) 

  • Interviewing
  • Resume writing
  • Business etiquette
  • Job Search Boot Camp
  • Mock Interviews


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