If you do not see earned AP, IB, or college transfer credit in your degree audit and transfer evaluation tab follow these directions:

If you took an Advanced Placement (AP) exam for any course or if you took College Credit Plus (CCP) course(s) from any college/university outside of BGSU or have earned college credits elsewhere, please send official transcript, electronic, to BGSU, Office of Transfer Credit Evaluation choosebgsu@bgsu.edu or to:  

  Office of Admissions  

  200 University Hall  

  Bowling Green State University  

  Bowling Green, OH 43403-0085  

Request for AP scores to be sent to BG through College Board. More AP program info here. 

Make note of the day you request transcripts. 

If you have allowed at least 3 weeks for processing and do not see transfer credit contact the transfer evaluation team 419-372-7959 or email transfer@bgsu.edu. 

If you are interested in taking courses at other institutions 

1. Review the following website for information and detailed instructions: https://www.bgsu.edu/registration-records/records-services/transfer-credit-evaluation.html 

2. Start searching for course equivalency at https://transferology.com/index.htm. 

3. Take a screenshot of the course equivalency and keep for your records. 

4. Once you complete the course and your grade is posted, send the official transcript (direct from the other institution) to BGSU choosebgsu@bgsu.edu. If you need to mail the transcript send to the following address:   

   
   

   Office of Admissions  

   200 University Hall  

   Bowling Green State University  

   Bowling Green, OH 43403-0085

• More flexibility​
• More required BGP courses​
• Increased amounts of Social & Behavioral electives, Humanities & Arts electives​
• Focus on Economics:  30 credit hours of Economics Courses​
• Opportunities for more in-depth research ​
• Required to complete a Cognate Focus Area—which is similar to a minor​
• Oral & written communications requirement

• Minimum cumulative BGSU GPA of 2.5
• Successful completion of at least 12 BGSU credit hours toward the degree
• Current BGSU enrollment in BA 1600 or MATH 1260 or 1310, or both 1340 & 1350 or completion with a letter grade of C or higher in BA 1600 or MATH 1260 or 1310, or both MATH 1340 & 1350

• Minimum 12 BGSU credit hours that count toward the BSBA degree
• Completion of Calculus with a C or better (BA 1600 or MATH 1310)
• Minimum of a 2.5 cumulative GPA
• Completion of four or more Admission Core courses with a C or better:
  • ECON 2020, ECON 2030, ACCT 2210, ACCT 2220, IS 2000, BA 2030, BA 2110, BA 2120
  • You will eventually need all eight courses, but just four are required by 45 hours.

• GEOG 2250 The Global Economy fall, spring, summer S&B + IP BGP

• PHIL 2240 Philosophy, Politics, & Economics fall H&A BGP

• POLS 1100 American Government Processes & Structure fall, spring, summer S&B BGP

• SOC 3010 Social Psychology S&B BGP (Marketing Specialization Elective)

• See the International Business Specialization sample grad plan Electives tab for a list of cultural electives that satisfy BGP requirements

  
  

1. The Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s programs are for students enrolled in a degree seeking undergraduate program that is linked to a master’s program. The Accelerated program allows you to choose from a list of pre-approved graduate courses that can be used to share credit between your undergraduate program AND the graduate program. If you apply for the Undergrad Accelerated program, you do not need to submit a separate application for Master’s admission. 
2.  The Advanced Undergraduate Status does not require you to apply for Accelerated status, but requires approval from the instructor of the course(s) in which you choose to register (it also requires approval from the department chair/school director). However, you must choose if you want the credit to apply as undergraduate credit OR graduate credit. You can read more about this option here: https://www.bgsu.edu/graduate/graduate-programs/advanced-undergraduate-status-policies-and-procedures.html. You would need to submit an application for Master’s admission. 

1. ECON 6000 Behavior of the Firm in a Global Environment (3) 
2. MBA 6000 Financial Accounting (3) 
3. MBA 6030 Managerial Accounting (3) 
4. MBA 6100 Challenges and Responses of the Global Firm (3) 
5. STAT 6010 Statistics for Managerial Decision Making (3)