Then focus on meeting all the pre-reqs, then after that focus on taking the gen ed electives that you cna get into, the art, language, natural science, AACSB classes etc. So I would suggest to see how your classes transfer using TAURUS:ДЇor example my 4 credit Stats class from Penn State did not transfer over as an equal to the pre-req UB Stats class for Management majors, transfered over as a gen-ed or something. Until then they are actually 'Undeclared'. In fact when most Freshman or Sophomore students say they are 'X Major' or 'Y Major' they are not, only intended 'X Major' or 'Y Major' until they meet the requirements around Junior Year. I was accepted to UB but obviously not into the SOM: 1.) My GPA was too low from my first stint to enter into the SOM 2.) Not all my pre-reqs transferred over accordingly. Similar thing happened to me when I transferred in halfway through my Freshman year. I ended up working for a Swiss company in materials and planning. That experience on your resume will be the best help at getting a foot in an international business after graduation. If itвЂ™s with a company that does international business already thatвЂ™s great but not an absolute. Figure out what part of international business (finance/accounting, logistics/supply chain, operations, compliance etc) intrigues you the most and get a part time job or internship somewhat relevant to that discipline even if itвЂ™s just remotely relevant. The biggest helping factor will be where/if you intern, paid or unpaid or work part time. It also gives you a chance to see what functions of business you actually like and what you want to do with your career. Around the end of Sophomore year I realized I wasnвЂ™t going to graduate on time and had part time work experience in IT so I switched to the MIS concentration.ДЄs stated in the thread already a Business Admin degree is pretty general which is good as it exposes you to the primary functions of a regular business and makes you pretty well rounded. Started out undergrad with a concentration in international business with Spanish and Chinese as minors.

Graduated undergrad in вЂ11 and MBA in вЂ16.

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