College of Business FAQs
John Tulloch Business Building, Room 516
Your advisor is based on the first letters of your last name. Find your advisor here. To schedule an appointment, please visit Navigate to see available appointments. Please call (775) 784-4912 or email businessadvising@unr.edu if you have any questions.
More information about Business majors is available here. See the for specific degree requirements.
You should make an appointment with an advisor in the Advising Center to declare a Business major or minor. Additional information about declaring a major or minor is available online.
If you would like to be a business major and your reflects another major, please contact the Advising Center to declare your business major.
DARS compares a student's course work, both Nevada and transfer, with the requirements of an academic degree program, and prepares a comprehensive report, or audit, which details the student's progress toward meeting those requirements. For more information, go to visit .
You can access your current DARS through .
If you need a correction or exception made to your DARS, please make an appointment with an advisor in the Advising Center.
Your requirements for graduation are based on your catalog year – the year in which you declared your College of Business major. You can find your catalog year on your DARS, available through .
All Business students must pass MATH 176 as a part of the pre-business core. Math Placement information is available from the Mathematics Center website.
You can complete a placement evaluation or credit-by-exam (CBE) through the University's Core Writing Program.
You must declare a College of Business major and have completed all of the pre-business core classes to be enrolled in 300 level business courses.
The Dean’s List is published once a semester. You must have 12 or more credits in the semester with a GPA of 3.50 or above.
Find more information about College of Business scholarships.
The Career and Corporate Outreach Center, located in the John Tulloch Business Building, Room 215, can help you find and apply for internships.
Your first stop should be the Office of International Students and Scholars.
Contact Counseling Services.
Go to the Records and Registration graduation page for more information.