High School Transcripts: Official high school transcripts or copies certified by your high school or EducationUSA Center. Provide any national testing results, diplomas and/or certificates (e.g. GSCE, IGSCE, A Levels, CAPE, WAEC).
University Transcripts: Submit official community college or university transcripts from all previously attended institutions. Provide course syllabi or descriptions for every university course.
Credential Evaluation: Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must undergo a course-by-course evaluation conducted by an independent credential evaluation agency. These agencies must be members of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). Students attending U.S. schools abroad or international schools following a U.S. curriculum abroad do not need to submit a credential evaluation; other exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis.
Transfer Recommendation Form completed by your current or most recent community college or university.
Proof of English Language Proficiency
You must submit proof of English Language Proficiency if you are:
A High School Applicant who attended all or part of high school in a country where English is not the official language.
A Transfer Applicant who attended university in a country where English is not the official language, or you completed less than 24 credits at a university where English is the official language.
Proof of English Language Proficiency can be demonstrated with one of the following tests or successful completion of ELS Level 112.
TOEFL: 79 iBT with consistent subsection scores
IELTS: 6.5 with consistent subsection scores
SAT: 500 evidence-based reading and writing score
ACT: 19 composite score with consistent subsection scores
We accept self-reported ACT or SAT scores. We do not accept self-reported TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test scores.
ACT or SAT Scores may be sent directly from the testing agency or self-reported on your application or uploaded to your SJU Admission Account. SAT scores will be super-scored; we'll take your highest composite ACT score.
Resume uploaded to your SJU Admission Account
The Business Intelligence and Analytics major at Saint Joseph's University will help you understand data. You'll learn to use the information to guide organizations in making strategic business decisions. Advances in technology have helped organizations collect a vast amount of data ranging from customer preferences to trends in sales.
What is a Business Intelligence and Analytics Major?
The Business Intelligence and Analytics major at Saint Joseph’s University teaches you how to use data to develop new opportunities, recognize effective business strategies, and advance critical decision making. In addition to learning how to use top-of-the-line software tools, you will also learn how to interpret data and identify important business trends using these tools.
Ways to Study Business Intelligence and Analytics
The skills and knowledge from a Business Intelligence and Analytics major or minor can easily be paired with other programs. Students often double major or add a minor in areas like accounting, marketing, finance, computer science and more to enhance their data and analytical abilities.
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Goal 1: Students will be competent in the functional BI&A skills necessary for transforming data into actionable knowledge to enhance strategic business decisions.
Goal 2: Students will be competent in thinking critically and analytically in all business situations.
Goal 3: BI&A Students will be competent communicators in the BI&A environment.
Goal 4: BI&A Students will be competent in applying the Ignatian Values.
The faculty in the business intelligence and analytics department are well-connected experts in their field. They can help you secure co-ops, internships and job opportunities across a variety of industries. As a student at Saint Joseph’s University, you will also have the opportunity to join the Business Information and Technology Society (BITS), a student-run organization focused on deepening understanding of data analytics and business intelligence through networking events, on-campus speakers and career exploration.
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