Students jumping in the air in front of Edmond Low Library The Spears School of Business at OSU is your primer for the global marketplace, with a host of programs tailored to your needs. Perhaps you are a high school student contemplating the idea of studying business. Maybe you are currently enrolled in another college or university and are thinking of transferring to OSU or the Spears School. No matter what the case, the Spears School is a great place to begin your journey into the fast-paced and exciting realm of business. Whether your passion is creativity, leadership, high technology, or almost anything else, the Spears School can help turn it into a career. Let us show you how you can find your path with the Spears School today!

Congratulations on your decision to pursue a major in the Spears School of Business. Whether your passion is creativity, leadership, high technology, or almost anything else, the Spears School can help turn it into a career. We produce outstanding business leaders by offering challenging courses that are enhanced by real-life case studies, valuable internships and hands-on training in our state-of-the-industry computer labs.

This page has links to resources to help you actively manage your undergraduate program, so you will be more likely to finish your degree on time and will be well-prepared to land that first rewarding job and start a meaningful career.

The Spears School has a rich tradition of keeping its former students connected both to the university and each other. We understand the importance in developing and maintaining relationships that will bloom outside the Spears School halls. This page provides more information about the many ways we empower our alumni to stay connected with their orange roots.

Social Media: The new world of social networking provides many opportunities for alumni to remain informed about OSU and to remain connected to former classmates and the entire Spears School family. Follow us, become our fan and check us out to get as-it-happens news, exclusive content & more!

OSU Alumni Association: The OSU Alumni Association encourages alumni to develop strong ties with each other and the university through an engaging mix of programs and activities. Currently, more than 200,000 Cowboy graduates live around the globe. Membership in the Association, which is open to all graduates, students, fans and friends, is the most recognizable way of expressing your loyalty and affinity to Oklahoma State University.

Gifts to the OSU Foundation: The Spears School depends on annual support from people like you to continuing improving and developing. Your gift to the OSU Foundation can be as unique as you are, as the Foundation offers opportunities to accommodate the giving interests and needs of alumni, friends, corporations and other OSU supporters.

The Associates: The Associates is a select group of individuals whose experience, counsel and participation have had a profound impact on the Spears School's ability to provide a quality educational experience for its students.

Honors and Awards: The Spears School grants several honors and awards to recognize alumni, students, faculty and staff for their accomplishments and service.

At the Spears School, we dedicate ourselves to matching our students up with meaningful, challenging careers. Our professional career coordinators work hard to see that happen and are here to provide you with information concerning the Spears School of Business Career Services office, including:

  • recruiting at OSU,
  • posting a job,
  • attending career fairs, and
  • performing on-campus interviews.

For online information about recruiting at OSU and access to student résumés, applications and work samples, visit the university's Employer Site at HireOSUgrads.com.

In addition to offices and units that provide support for the Spears School family and help the Spears School meet its goals and objectives, the Spears School also houses a variety of centers, institutes, laboratories and facilities engaged in leading-edge research and community engagement initiatives. They are designed to provide students with opportunities to work closely with faculty and gain hands-on experience.

With the recent trends in technological advances, distance learning is becoming recognized for its potential in providing individualized attention and communication. Distance learning classes are offered for professionals like you - people who are on the move in their careers, travel frequently and are looking for advancement. A quality graduate degree is available for your upward mobility while balancing career, family and education.

Through video streaming, interactive television or DVD courses, you get the same instructors and lectures, follow the same schedule and receive the same assessment in examinations, homework, quizzes and research papers as students attending the course on campus.

Three Spears School of Business degree programs offered via distance learning have been named "Best Buys" by a national editorial review team from GetEducated.com for offering high-quality distance master's degrees to a national audience at tuition rates well below the national average.

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What better way to understand the importance of expanding business venture connections and partnerships overseas than to see it first hand?

At the Spears School, students not only receive a world-class education, but also they have opportunities to attend class around the world through a number of domestic and international study abroad and travel programs. For years, the Spears School has exposed its students to different cultures, experiences and business views through its study and travel programs.

The Spears School Center for Executive and Professional Development (CEPD) provides a number of short-term programs for both OSU students and those from other institutions. Courses within these programs are designed specifically for the setting within which the study abroad and travel activity is to take place.

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Posted by Robert McCrory
Published on March 14, 2011 at 5:37 pm

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