Intra-University Transfer
Undergraduate students wishing to transfer to the Leeds School of Business from another college or school on the Boulder campus must do so through an Intra-University Transfer (IUT). Applicants are considered for admission on the basis of specified criteria. The school reserves the right to revise the IUT application process or admissions criteria when necessary.
Application Process
- In order to apply to the Leeds School of Business, students must attend a mandatory IUT meeting. Applications will be distributed at these meetings, which are held in September and February.
- You must have completed all prerequisites before applying. Your application will not be considered if you have prerequisite courses in progress.
- For those students interested in learning the requirements for transfer into the Leeds School, but are not yet ready to apply, we will have informational meetings in October and November and March and April outlining the curriculum and making suggestions on how to keep track of your degree progress until you are admitted.
These meetings are mandatory for students needing information about the Leeds School; Business advisors are only able to see students who have attended one of these informational meetings. Meeting times are posted below as well as on fliers available from open option advisors and in the Leeds School Undergraduate Advising Office.
- Applications are only accepted for the fall and spring semesters during the month prior to the deadlines: by October 1 for the spring semester and by March 1 for the fall semester.
- A limited number of students is admitted each semester and will be notified of acceptance before registration begins for the following semester.
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Admissions Criteria
Intra-university transfer students are considered on a competitive University of Colorado
grade point average and require, at minimum, successful completion of the following:
- 24 semester hours completed, 12 of which must be graded coursework at CU-Boulder.
- Admission is guaranteed with a 3.3 GPA. A student with less than a 3.3 GPA will be considered on a space available basis.
- Completion of the following four courses with a grade of B- or better.
Note: If you have completed these courses at another institution, a transcript should be attached to your application to confirm that you have earned the minimum grade.
1. Finite Math - MATH 1071, ECON 1078, College Algebra, Pre-Calculus,
or a passing score on the math assessment test (if you pass the math
assessment test, you will not be required to take finite math, but you will
be required to complete 3 hours more of non-business elective credit)
2. Calculus -MATH 1081, ECON 1088, OR an equivalent calculus course.
3. Microeconomics (ECON 2010)
4. Macroeconomics (ECON 2020)
Applications will not be accepted if any of the requirements are still in progress.
Math Assessment
Students who have successfully completed Algebra II or higher in high school are encouraged to take the math assessment. A passing score on the math assessment allows students to test out of Finite Math MATH 1071. Topics covered include: Rational Numbers, Linear Algebra, Exponents and Rational Expressions, Polynomials, Functions, and Exponentials and Logarithms. There is no trigonomentry covered in the assessment.
For more information information regarding the math assessment, please see the assessments webpage here.
Excel Assessment
The Leeds Excel assessment will assess your preparedness for beginning your core business courses. The Leeds Excel assessment is a prerequisite for all Leeds BCOR courses and is a requirement for every Leeds business major.
For more information regarding the Excel assessment, please see the assessments webpage here.
Note: Admission will be based on number of applications. It is competitive and not guaranteed.
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LEEDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS - Intra-University Transfer/Business Interest Meetings
Please Note: IUT Applications are only accepted twice each year for fall or spring admission.
All of the room numbers will be located in the Koelbel business building. Please note, that rooms with an "S" in front of them are in the new "South" addition to the business building. Therefore, 102 and S102, for example, are different rooms. Be sure to arrive early enough to give yourself time to check and find the correct room location.
Once the room is full, or the session has started, you will not be allowed to enter. Dates and times are subject to change, check Leeds Events calendar to confirm.
Spring 2010 IUT Meetings
Dates will be posted the second week of Spring 2010 classes
You MUST attend one of the following meetings to receive an application for transfer into the Leeds School for the Fall 2010 semester.
Application Deadline is 4:00pm March 1st.For students just interested in finding out about the requirements for applying to business, we will show you how to figure out where your courses apply for a business degree, and we will also cover the requirements for a minor in business. Bring a copy of your A&S Core Audit (available on CUConnect).
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LEEDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS - Intra-University Transfer/Business Interest Meetings
Fall 2009 IUT Meetings
Dates will be posted the second week of Fall 09 classes
You MUST attend one of the following meetings to receive an application for transfer into the Leeds School for the Spring 2010 semester.
Monday, September 14, 2009
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Meeting Koelbel 300
Thursday, September 17, 2009
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Meeting Koelbel 220
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Meeting Koelbel 350
Friday, September 25, 2009
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Meeting Koelbel 255
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Meeting Koelbel 375
Monday, October 26, 2009
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Meeting Koelbel 300
Application Deadline is 4:00pm October 1st.
For students just interested in finding out about the requirements for applying to business, we will show you how to figure out where your courses apply for a business degree, and will also cover the requirements for a minor in business. Bring a copy of your A&S Core Audit (available on CUConnect).
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Advising
- Advisors are available to help prospective students who still have questions after attending one of the informational meetings.
- Advisors are not available to help prospective students during the first two weeks of school and during the registration months of November and April.
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Registering for Classes
- Prospective students should enroll in any required freshman or sophomore non-business classes that they have not completed.
- Non-business students will generally only have access to BCOR classes during summer terms . We will allow non-business students to take BCOR 1010 only, during the Spring semester only, on a space available basis. We will only add non-business students to BCOR 1010 classes if there are open spaces on the first day of class.
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