is there a pre-major business administration?

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<p>During fall, I applied as interest in business administration. UW accepted me! However, it was for a pre-major in arts and science even though I did not mention anything that would put me in the college of science and arts. Is there a pre-major for business that I wasn't put into? And if so, is there still a way for me to apply for the competitive foster's school of business even though my pre-major is science and arts?</p>

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<p>The following Foster web page applies to you:</p>

<p><a href=“Undergraduate Programs | Foster School of Business”>Undergraduate Programs | Foster School of Business;

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<p>@vanimelde thank you for the link, but not going to lie, that doesnt answer my question as directly as i wanted it to. so is it a a yes that there is no pre-major for business and a yes that i can still apply to foster’s even though i have a pre-major in science and arts?</p>

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<p>I’m fairly sure that you can apply to any major irrespective of what your pre-major is. So at the very least that’s a yes on your last question.</p>

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<p>My apologies for being unclear. From the link,</p>

<p>“Admission to the undergraduate program of the Foster School of Business is competitive, but we encourage all who meet the minimum application requirements to apply.”</p>

<p>What are these “minimum application requirements?” Let’s look at a page available on the originally-provided link:</p>

<p><a href=“Undergraduate Programs | Foster School of Business”>Undergraduate Programs | Foster School of Business;

<p>The minimum requirements are some intro courses (enumerated on the website), a writing assessment (see original link), and a 2.5 cumulative GPA. As a particular pre-major is not specified as a requirement, inference tells us that a particular pre-major is not a prerequisite for applying. Depending on how Univ. of Washington defines a “pre-major,” you could simply take the view that the prerequisites for being admitted to a given major comprise its “pre-major.” As far as I know, Univ. of Washington does not restrict access to courses based on pre-major (only major courses), so this should not be an issue.</p>