Student Resources

Perdue School students are considered to be in the Pre-Professional Program until the admission requirements for the Professional Program have been met. Our advisors are here to help you navigate this process and guide you on the path to earn your degree.

Academic Advising Center

Beta Gamma Sigma honor society is the highest scholastic honor a business student can attain.

Beta Gamma Sigma

The SU Perdue School of Business offers a unique program titled "Business in the Atrium". This program invites you to visit the Perdue School to conduct information sessions, provide mock interview assistance, resume critiques, etc. The building provides an excellent informal environment for employers to come and network with our outstanding students. The activities are centered at an Information Table in the Atrium, the lobby of Perdue Hall, with its multiple gathering areas and video wall.

Business in the Atrium

Every year, we survey our graduates so we can chart their career success following graduation. Read our latest report.

Career Services Data (PDF)

Offered through our Office of Professional Development, career coaching is available to Perdue School undergraduates, MBA students, and alumni. It includes business related self-assessment and planning, employment research, personal brand and self-marketing, interviewing, alumni referrals, and support for continuing professional education. To learn more, please see: Erik Larsen, Director of Professional Development & Career Coach.

Erik Larsen, Director of Professional Development/Career Coach

Students who qualify for the Perdue Dean List will receive a congratulatory letter and certificate from the Perdue School of Business dean, Dr. Christy Weer.

To qualify for the dean’s list a student must have successfully completed at least 12 semester hours with grades of A, B or C and a grade point average of 3.5 or higher for the semester. Grades must be letter graded courses; pass/fail courses don’t count towards the dean’s list requirements. Grade changes may also affect this list and will be adjusted when notified by the Registrar’s Office.

The dean’s list is complied by the Registrar’s Office at the end of each semester; normally at the end of January for the fall semester and the end of June for the spring semester. The Perdue Dean’s List letters and certificates are normally mailed in February and July.

The Dean’s List is located below.

• Download Spring 2022 Dean's List (PDF)
• Download Fall 2021 Dean's List (PDF)
• Download Spring 2021 Dean's List (PDF)
• Download Fall 2020 Dean's List (PDF)
• Download Spring 2020 Dean's List (PDF)

In the Perdue School, we want to be sure you have the real-world experience you need to be competitive in your job search. Through ABLE (Applied Business Learning Experience) all Perdue School students participate in a relevant work or course experience to support your career objectives.

ABLE (Applied Business Learning Experience)

Learn about this professional development requirement that will help you better understand the expectations of a business environment.

Professional Development at the Perdue School (BUAD 300/200)

Learn about the scholarship opportunities available to Perdue School students.

Scholarships & Awards

Student Business Leaders excel in time management, interpersonal communication, organization, planning, networking and research/resource gathering. Find out about their mission to forge stronger connections between students and the Perdue School, meet the current SBLs and find out how you can apply to become one.

Student Business Leaders Web Page

Read the Code of Professionalism that is expected of all Perdue School students.

Student Code of Professionalism

There are several student organizations to help you explore and understand the various fields of business.

Student Organizations

Tutoring is available through a number of Perdue Clubs, learn more about dates and times for the Spring 2022 Tutor Schedule.

Tutoring Schedule