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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.
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.
Career coaching is offered through our Office of Professional Development, and includes business related self-assessment and skill development, short and long term planning, personal brand and self-marketing, interviewing, alumni referral management, and support for continuing professional education. To learn more, please see: Erik Larsen, Director of Professional Development & Career Coach.
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.
Student Business 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.