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Business Early Assurance Programs

Ensure your place in a graduate program, gaining mentoring, skills and experience.

The College of Business offers Early Assurance Programs (EAP). Through these programs, students receive a guaranteed spot in a prominent graduate program early in an undergraduate career or as part of their admission from high school. 

Benefits

  • No graduate application fee
  • Direct admission (no GMAT or GRE required)
  • A guaranteed spot in your chosen graduate program
  • Mentoring from graduate students during your undergraduate career
  • Co-curricular program activities

The College of Business also offers Accelerated Graduate Pathway (AGP) programs. Through AGPs, students can combine both undergraduate and graduate degree programs to earn their degree more quickly.

EAP Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility requirements vary by program.

Prospective Undergraduate Students

  • Master of Science in Management: Admission to Ohio University as an undergraduate student as a first-year student, a minimum 3.0 high school GPA (4.0 scale), and be eligible to enroll in an online graduate program.
  • Master of Accountancy and Analytics: Admission to an undergraduate accounting major in the College of Business and a minimum 3.0 high school GPA (4.0 scale).
  • One-Year MBA: Admission to an OHIO Honors Program or the Honors Tutorial College (HTC).
  • Online MBA (OMBA): Admission to the Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB) program, a minimum 3.0 GPA, at least two years of professional work experience, and be eligible to enroll in an online graduate program.
  • Master of Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence: Admission to Ohio University as an undergraduate student as a first-year student, a minimum 3.0 high school GPA (4.0 scale), and be eligible to enroll in an online graduate program. Prior to joining the graduate program, all students must complete the free College of Business quantitative bridge course unless their course evaluation demonstrates sufficient proficiency in mathematics and statistics.

Current Ohio University Students

  • Master of Accountancy and Analytics: Enrollment in an undergraduate accounting major in the College of Business and a minimum 3.0 GPA
  • Master of Science in Management: Enrollment in an undergraduate program at OHIO, maintain a 3.0 cumulative undergraduate GPA, and be eligible to enroll in an online graduate program.
  • One-Year MBA: Maintain eligibility and participation in HTC or an OHIO Honors Program and complete either a college-level calculus course or the Quantitative Bridge Course.
  • Online MBA (OMBA): Enrollment in the Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB) program, a minimum 3.0 GPA, at least two years of professional work experience, and be eligible to enroll in an online graduate program.
  • Master of Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence: Enrollment in an undergraduate program at OHIO, maintain a 3.0 cumulative undergraduate GPA, and be eligible to enroll in an online graduate program. Prior to joining the graduate program, all students must complete the free College of Business quantitative bridge course unless their course evaluation demonstrates sufficient proficiency in mathematics and statistics.

Loss of Conditional Admission

Conditional admission may be revoked if a student withdraws from Ohio University, fails to complete undergraduate degree requirements within five years, fails to maintain required GPA or program participation standards, or violates University academic or ethical conduct policies.

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Current Students

All that is required to take advantage of Ohio University’s EAP program is to declare your intent no later than your first semester of your junior year. The earlier you declare, the longer you can enjoy specialized mentorship and student development activities designed for our EAP students!

Prospective Students

Please email BusinessEAP@ohio.edu to reach the Grad Team, who can help with any questions about all EAPs available in the College of Business.