Undergraduate Degrees
"I will be joining Citi as an investment banking analyst in New York City."
Jenny Gao, '23
"I've been working with a start-up named chargeFUZE (founded by a Trojan). After graduation I'm going to continue as a product manager building out our physical and digital product line."
— Gabriel Esler, Class of '22
"After I graduate, I will be joining Deloitte's Audit and Assurance Practice."
— Maya Tompkins '23
"I will be joining Chubb Limited's LA office, where I will spend two years going through its CAP program to learn about the ins and outs of underwriting."
— Samantha Rios, '23
DEGREES
HANDS-ON LEARNING
“I created GEMS because I think a lot of learning obviously happens in class, but a lot of it also happens outside the classroom.”
“I created GEMS because I think a lot of learning obviously happens in class, but a lot of it also happens outside the classroom.”
— Michael Paranal MBT '06, Assistant Professor of Clinical Accounting
Emerging Leaders Program
This fall the Emerging Leaders Program convened 19 undergraduate students from USC and several HBCUs — Howard, North Carolina A&T State, Prairie View A&M, and the University of Texas at El Paso — to learn about risk management careers.
Marshall Pathways Program (MPP)
Janaiya Hodges transferred to Marshall as a sophomore through the Pathways Program and is looking forward to her internship this summer at PwC in its ESG practice. The Pathways Program assists underrepresented Black undergraduate students to successfully transfer to USC Marshall.
Career Advantage Program (CAP)
Every Marshall undergraduate today knows about the Career Advantage Program (CAP), which pairs students with mentors in a field that interests them. Clint Sallee '94 co-founded this program in 1997, just three years after he graduated, so that students would feel better prepared to transition from college to their professional lives.
Experiential Learning Center (ELC)
The USC Marshall Experiential Learning Center is the nation's first applied learning program to employ professional trainers to design and conduct simulations and workshops for undergraduates.
APPLYING TO USC MARSHALL
High School Students
At USC Marshall, you will develop a thorough knowledge of business fundamentals, including organizational behavior, finance and business economics, business communication, accounting, marketing, and business strategy. During your junior and senior years, you will choose courses that allow you to study one more specific area of business in depth.
Transfer Students
Anyone who has attended college after high school and wishes to attend USC is eligible to apply as a transfer student. We recommend that transfer students seek admission after they have completed a minimum of 30 transferable units, including USC Marshall prerequisites.
The Pathways Program
The Marshall Pathways Program (MPP) is the first Undergraduate Admissions initiative designed to assist underrepresented Black and African—American undergraduate students successfully transfer to USC Marshall. Marshall Admissions partners with USC Enrollment Services Division to identify students who were on the cusp of being admitted to USC as freshmen, and invite these high achieving students to apply to USC as sophomore transfer students.
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