Inspire Your Passion: GE Courses
Students can explore new interests while fulfilling general education (GE) requirements with these BYU Marriott classes, which are open to all students and majors.
- EXDM 300: Creating a Good Life (3.0 credits) fulfills the Global & Cultural Awareness GE.
- M COM 320: Management Communication (3.0 credits) fulfills the Advanced Written & Oral Communication GE.
- ACC 200: Principles of Accounting (3.0 credits) fulfills the Quantitative Reasoning GE.
Inspire Your Purpose: Student Associations and Clubs
Many of the associations offered through BYU Marriott are open to all majors to help business-interested students find new people, passions, and projects without enrolling in a business major first. For a comprehensive list of BYU Marriott student associations, visit https://marriott.byu.edu/clubs.
Inspire Your Progress: On-Campus Internships
On-campus internships, coordinated through the Business Career Center, are open to all students looking to receive academic credit while gaining valuable real-life work experience in a variety of fields. Learn more at https://marriott.byu.edu/oci/students/overview/.
Inspire Your Pathway in a Center at BYU Marriott
The Ballard Center for Social Impact offers various courses, on-campus internships, activities and competitions, research opportunities, and the global and community impact minor for students looking to get involved in solving the world’s most pressing social problems. Learn more about each of these opportunities at https://marriott.byu.edu/ballard/.
The Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology supports students who are interested in starting and growing businesses. At the Rollins Center, students gain access to resources through events, classes, mentorships and partnerships, clubs, grants, and startup support programs. Learn more about each of these opportunities at https://marriott.byu.edu/cet/.
The Whitmore Global Business Center assists students in finding business-focused study abroad programs, student exchanges, and global field studies. The Whitmore Center also offers business language courses, a Global Business Certificate, and the global business and literacy minor. Learn more about each of these opportunities at https://marriott.byu.edu/gbc/.