<p>I want to transfer from a comm coll. to JHU with 60 credits 3.7 gpa</p>
<p>And the only thing stopping me from attending my dream school are the professors..i searched some of my business classes i will need to take on ratemyprofessor but could not find any of them on there.</p>
<p>is there another site that i could use???</p>
<p>please help!
thnx!</p>
<p>I’m at Hopkins double majoring in Economics and Applied Math and a minor in Entrepreneurship & Management. </p>
<p>We do not have a specific business major. You can however take business related courses in the Entrepreneurship & Management department - this is in the Whiting engineering school so that might be why you are having trouble finding it. The other option is a minor in financial economics offered in arts and sciences, a new minor. </p>
<p>“The only thing stopping me are the professors” - the professors are fine here. But be advised there is no business major.</p>
<p>Let me know if you have any questions.</p>
<p>To my knowledge, i think jhu’s undergraduate business program is not accredited. I dont know about the graduate program though.</p>
<p>^ perhaps because they don’t really have a undergraduate business program. I noticed they do have a part-time undergrad program for adults, but that is it.</p>
<p>I have a buddy that majored in economics there. He then worked in consulting (doing M&A). He went back for his MBA and is now working in investment banking.</p>
<p>so when jhu offers a part-time undergraduate program, Does that just mean that it is not as popular or not as many classes are offered?</p>
<p>[The</a> Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School-Undergraduate Programs at Carey Business School, Johns Hopkins University](<a href=“http://carey.jhu.edu/undergraduate-programs/]The”>http://carey.jhu.edu/undergraduate-programs/)</p>
<p>This is their current UG program. It is part time and aimed at adults/non-trad learners. I’ve done some research into it and in my opinion the class options are limited. This could very well be because of it being a newer program.</p>