<p>indiana would be a good choice as they have a highly-ranked business program. now your son probably won't get in as a direct admit , but if he maintains a decent gpa freshmen year, does some ecs, he shouldn't have much of a problem getting into the business school as a sophomore, which is how most people get in anyway.</p>
<p>He should DEFINITELY check out Indiana. It's ranked 11th in th nation, and really isnt that hard to get into once already at IU...</p>
<p>All first-time applicants, including transfer students, should apply under Option I, also known as standard admission. In this process, students enter IU and begin taking Kelley business fundamentals and general education courses that count toward their admission (and degree) requirements. As early as the end of your freshman year, you can apply for admission to the Kelley School if you have satisfied the following admission requirements:</p>
<pre><code>* Between 26 and 70 hours of college course work
* Applying to the Kelley School of Business for the first time
* Completion of ENG W131 Elementary Composition or equivalent
* Completion of three or more of the following courses with a minimum grade of C:
o MATH M118 Finite Mathematics
o MATH M119 Brief Survey of Calculus
o BUS K201 The Computer in Business.
o BUS X100 Introduction to Business Administration
OR
o BUS G100 Business in the Information Age
(only one of these courses—X100 or G100—can serve as an admission course, and students may only get credit for one of them)
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<p>NOTE: All students who have met these minimum requirements will be considered for admission. In order to be accepted, however, students need to demonstrate consistent 3.0 (B) academic performance.</p>
<p>When making admissions decisions, the Kelley School Admissions Committee reviews each application looking for strong and consistent Grade “B” academic performance. We take into consideration things like:</p>
<pre><code>* IU grade trends and patterns
* cumulative GPA
* application semester GPA
* admission course GPA
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<p>We will also review your extracurricular activities, community service, work experience, and optional letters of recommendation, but they are less important than academic performance.</p>
<p>Some factors that might hurt your admissions chances include:</p>
<pre><code>* Erratic academic performance
* Downward grade trends
* GPA below 3.0 and course grades below A or B
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