Academic Policies and Registration

Student Services

kranmsh@purdue.edu

Our Goals

• To help you discover opportunities to enhance your education and develop as professionals

• To help you find resources that will help you be successful inside and outside the classroom

• To help you stay focused on your coursework and job search

• To encourage teamwork and community in the Master’s programs.

Krannert & Purdue

PurdueUniversity

Purdue Graduate School

Krannert

To Graduate• Complete all core courses in the order

prescribed. Checklists are available.• Complete total number of credit hours required

(60 for MBA, 48 for MSHRM, 48 for MSIA)• Maintain a cumulative Purdue GPA of 2.95 or

above• Successfully complete MGMT 390

Grades

• Policy is posted on the Masters Website• Purdue: myPurdue – Official • Krannert: Katalyst – Not official

Krannert/Purdue Grading Policy

A = 4.00 C+ = 2.30

A- = 3.70 C = 2.00

B+ = 3.30 C- = 1.70

B = 3.00 D = 1.00

B- = 2.70 F = 0.00

Krannert Grading Policy

Core Courses

A/A- = 35-40%

B+/B = 50-55%

B- = 5-10%

C+ or below = 0-5%

Elective Courses

A/A- = 40-50%

B+/B = 40-55%

B- = 0-10%

C+ or below = 0-5%

Grading Policy

• Krannert Master’s Program office maintains a record of grades and uses them to determine:• Academic probation or withdrawal• Semester Honors• Krannert Scholar

Grading Policy

• To remain in good academic standing students must:

• Have no D or F grades

• Maintain a 2.95 GPA

Grading Policy

• Students Must Maintain 2.95

• Any student below 2.95 will be placed on

probation

• Regular meetings with academic advisor to

track progress & provide support

Grading Policy

• MBA and MSHRM Students must maintain:

• Above a 2.75 GPA by end of 1st semester

• Above a 2.85 GPA by end of 2nd semester

• Above a 2.90 GPA by end of 3rd semester

• Above a 2.95 GPA by end of final semester

Grading Policy

• MSIA Students must maintain:

• Above a 2.75 GPA by end of 1st semester

• Above a 2.92 GPA by end of 2nd semester

• Above a 2.95 GPA by end of final semester

Pass/No Pass Classes

• MBA students: MBA students may use up to six (6) credit hours to meet graduation requirements.

• MSHRM students: MSHRM students may use up to six (6) credit hours.

• MSIA students: MSIA students may use up to five (5) credit hours.

Pass/No Pass classes– MGMT 69000 - Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF)– MGMT 59000 - Biomedical Entrepreneurship – OBHR 66000 - Mentoring and Socialization – MGMT 59000/69000  - Global Manufacturing Internship (Bangalore, India -

DCCME/GSCMI) – MGMT 59000/69000 - Doing Business in China, (Beijing, China - Tsinghua

University) – MGMT 59000/69000 - Asian Emerging Markets and Economies, (Taipei, Taiwan -

National Chengchi University) – MGMT 59000/69000 - European And South American Business (Madrid, Spain) – MGMT 59000/69000  - International Marketing (Paris, France) – MGMT 59000/69000 - Business and the Public Policy Process (Washington

Campus) • Classes in other departments may only be taken with a P/NP grade option with

instructor and departmental approval.

Info SourcesKatalyst

Purdue Masters Webpage• Student Life Tab

– Get to Know Purdue– Onboarding– Orientation– Academics– Leadership Programs– Careers – Graduation– Alumni– Resources & Links

https://masters.krannert.purdue.edu/

Katalyst • Your class information• Announcements• People Directory

• Grades (End of module)• Registration PIN

http://webapps.krannert.purdue.edu/

• Official Schedule & Record• Registration—drop/add• Official Grades (End of semester)• Change Address• Request Transcripts• Billing and Financial Information

www.mypurdue.purdue.edu

Obtained from Katalyst

Registration

• When: – Monday, August 12 @ 1:00 p.m. with your Mentor & Team

• Where:– Somewhere with Wi-Fi– Bring your laptop or use a team member’s laptop

• What:– Register for mods 1 & 2– Your mentor will have your schedule & how to advise you for mod 2

• How:– myPurdue– Your Mentor & Instruction Sheet

• Why:– To provide a sense of how registration works & give you practice– To receive counsel from your Mentor

MBA/MSIA Fall 2013 Core Classes

• MGMT 390 Launching Global Leaders• MGMT 600 Accounting for Managers• MGMT 670 Management Analytics• OBHR 681 Managing Behavior in Orgs• MGMT 692 Managerial Comm Skills• ECON 514 Microeconomics• ECON 515 Macroeconomics (MSIA only)• MGMT 610 Financial Management• MGMT 620 Marketing Management

MSHRM Fall 2013 Core Classes

• MGMT 390 Launching Global Leaders• MGMT 670 Management Analytics• OBHR 631 Human Resource Systems• OBHR 681 Managing Behavior in Orgs• MGMT 692 Managerial Comm Skills• OBHR 644 Staffing Tools• OBHR 642 Compensation

Questions?