Undergraduate FAQ
Advisors are assigned by major. A list of advisors and major assignments can be found here. Business students are required to be advised every semester prior to enrollment for the following semester. To schedule an advising appointment, please go to https://iadvise.ou.edu.
If you are a current business major, there are no deadlines/GPA requirements to change your major. However, students from outside the business college who wish to change to business must have a 2.75 OU and combined overall retention GPA. Change requests are not accepted after the 11th week of the semester. To request a major change, email the advisor assigned to your desired major. A list of advisors and assignments can be found here.
Yes, if you are pursuing one of the business minors available to nonbusiness majors, please email the advisor assigned to your minor. A list of advisors and assignments can be found here.
All other students should email Sherry Isom at sisom@ou.edu for enrollment permission.
Your enrollment window is based upon the number of hours you have earned. Visit one.ou.edu and click the Academics link and then the Enrollment link.
If you receive this message upon attempting to enroll in upper division business courses - Course is restricted to either Degree Candidacy by College or Honors or Thesis/Dissertation - you must first complete the Degree Candidacy Process. Information about this process can be found here.
Yes, please refer to this website for deadline information.
Although the University of Oklahoma records all international transfer grades as S, Price College of Business will use actual grades earned to calculate your degree candidacy GPA.
Your passport point requirement is dependent upon your catalog year. Please consult with your advisor.
The following courses are prerequisites for B AD 4013: MGT 3013, MKT 3013, L S 3323, FIN 2303. Additionally, you must receive permission from your advisor to enroll in B AD 4013.
You must enroll in section 001 of the following: MGT 3013, MKT 3013, L S 3323, B AD 3013.
Yes, you are required to transfer ALL classes. Failure to do so is considered academic misconduct and may result in suspension or permanent dismissal from the University.
A D is considered a passing grade and you are not required to repeat the course to meet degree requirements in most classes.
However, D’s are not allowed in ACCT 2113, ECON 1113, ECON 1123, ECON 2843, MIS 2113 and B C 2813 for the Price College Degree Candidacy Process. Information about this process can be found here.
Graduation requirements are a 2.50 OU and combined retention grade point average in overall course work, major courses, and upper-division business courses.
The University of Oklahoma’s repeat policy is as follows:
- University policy prohibits students from repeating a course in which they have earned a grade of A or B unless the course is one in which there is a change of subject matter and the course has been designated “repeatable for credit”. Courses that are repeatable for credit are identified as such in the course description.
- Undergraduate students may repeat up to four courses or 18 hours (whichever comes first) in which the original grade was a ‘D’ or an ‘F’. Only the second grade will be included in the calculation of the retention/graduation grade point average. The original grade will still appear on the student’s permanent record, but will not be calculated into the student’s retention/graduation grade point average or total hours earned.
- Students who repeat courses/hours beyond those under the Repeat Policy may do so with both the original grades and repeat grades included in the calculation of the retention/graduation grade point average. Academic credit from any division of the University of Oklahoma—Norman campus, OU Health Sciences Center, OU-Tulsa, or the College of Continuing Education—are included in the OU retention/graduation and cumulative grade point averages for purposes of retention and graduation.
Yes, you may participate in convocation and commencement in May before completing all degree requirements in the summer. However, your transcript will reflect that you are a summer graduate.
No, the graduation application is good for three consecutive semesters/terms.