The Undergraduate Business Degree Program

With business at its core, our undergraduate degree program is designed to take you beyond business. You'll learn about the world, the future, and yourself to graduate with so much more than a degree.

Introduction

Bachelor of Business Administration at Hult

At Hult, you will be immersed in a global environment without even leaving campus, and every topic you study will be approached from a global point of view, from marketing to law to career planning. Throughout your undergraduate experience, you will be challenged to think creatively, be resourceful, and work together with your fellow students in our international and collaborative learning environment.

Put theory into practice as part of your everyday classroom experience. Gain real insight into your individual strengths and weaknesses, as well as improving your team and leadership skills as you take part in:

Live client consulting
Business challenges
Team projects
Internships

140

companies in 38 countries have employed Hult graduates

96%

of graduates are employed or have attended graduate school within six months of graduation.

student-led businesses have been launched with Hult Founders Lab since 2016.

129

nationalities represented in Hult’s undergraduate student body.

Data from survey taken from the Class of 2017 six months after graduation

Read the Hult 2018 Undergraduate Global Careers Report

Curriculum

Hult’s Bachelor of Business Administration degree prepares you to lead and thrive in today’s global business world. Studying a cutting-edge curriculum designed with feedback from top company executives, you’ll emerge with a practical business education designed to make you career-ready from day one.

There are four main elements to the curriculum:

Business Core: These courses will help you to build a solid foundation in each functional area of business administration—from finance to management to marketing.

Core Challenges: Each year, you’ll put the theory you’ve learned into practice with a Core Challenge. You’ll use design thinking to create new startup ideas, develop solutions to combat some of the world’s most pressing social issues, and become adept at confidently pitching your ideas.

World, Future, & You: Go beyond business to develop your self-awareness, creativity, and explore what the future holds and how you can help shape it. Increase your conceptual-thinking skills and graduate with a powerful knowledge base by learning about a broad range of topics.

Majors: Specialize in your chosen area of business:

Major in Marketing
Major in Management
Major in Entrepreneurship
Major in Accounting
Major in Finance

“Studying at Hult gives you a global mentality, a close relationship with your professors, and the chance to work on real-life challenges with big companies.”

Pedro Brunca, Brazilian, Class of 2019 London campus

Methodology

Immersed in diversity
Join classmates of more than 160 nationalities, speaking more than 100 languages as you learn about the world and how to work across cultures.
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Learn by doing
Put theory into practice and gain firsthand experience throughout your degree by working in diverse teams to solve real-world problems.
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Lead with confidence
Develop deep self-awareness through self-assessments and skills diagnostics, and continually improve through practice, coaching, and peer feedback.
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Shape the future
Learn to thrive in a time of constant change, understand the technologies driving change and how you can harness their power to shape the future.
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Courses

Courses and electives

No matter where in the world you’ve attended high school, or how intensely you want to study while you’re at Hult, our flexible curriculum is built to adapt to your needs and goals. So you can study the topics you choose, at the speed that suits you.

Global Standard Track: Three years

In some parts of the world, you will spend five years at high school. This means you can qualify to bring up to 30 “Advanced Placement” (AP) credits with you, effectively skipping your first year and graduating in as little as three years. The table below shows the four-year U.S. format, use it to explore a sample of mandatory courses and challenges. The electives you choose will be based on your goals and interests.

U.S. Standard Track: Four years

If you come from any four-year high school, you will be on this track and will typically take four years to complete your degree. This is the standard length of an undergraduate program at most U.S. colleges and universities. Below you can explore a sample of mandatory courses and challenges. The electives you choose will be based on your goals and interests.

Year 1

Business Core: Navigating the Business Environment

Businesses must be able to understand and navigate an increasingly complex web of forces in order to thrive in today’s highly interconnected, globalized world. In this course, students will learn about each component of that web—commonly known as the business environment—and how to think about those components individually and analyze them as a whole. Students will leave this course with an understanding of industry dynamics and overarching forces that help to determine a firm’s destiny. This knowledge will serve as a firm foundation upon which to build the rest of their business education.

Business Core: Principles of Entrepreneurship

In this course, you will learn the essential attributes of an entrepreneur and the stages you’ll go through in taking the seed of an idea and growing it into a successful business. It takes more than a good business plan and money to succeed—entrepreneurs must understand that all too often, the strengths that helped them be successful as startups become liabilities to overcome in order to take the business to the next level.

Business Core: Financial Accounting

This course provides an introduction to the basic principles of accounting and finance, helping students to develop an understanding of double-entry rules and the application of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) in the preparation of primary financial accounting statements. Financial statements are prepared to represent the profitability and value of business enterprises. As such, financial statements convey important information to business owners, managers, and investors. Business owners and managers make important decisions about the use of cash on hand and the allocation of scarce resources by relying heavily on financial statements and accounting analysis.

Business Core: Principles of Economics

This introduction to economic principles covers key concepts and issues in both Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. The course is an ideal choice for students with no previous knowledge of the subject and is an essential prerequisite for all other economics courses. Those with a suitable level of exisiting knowledge (from high school or transfer credits) may waive the course. The content of the course is designed as a non-technical primer for non-economics students who need a basic “economic literacy” in order to understand real-world economic phenomena.

World, Future, & You: Exploring Self & Society

This course aims to help students develop the self-awareness and personal leadership crucial to success in both business and their personal lives. Students will be challenged to reflect on their own aspirations, develop cultural sensitivity and discover how they can make a positive contribution on campus and in their local and global communities, and learn to feel at home at Hult and as citizens of the world.

World, Future, & You: Emerging Technologies

In this course, students will have the opportunity to learn about and discuss new and emerging technologies and to consider their practical implications for the future of business. Each year the course will focus on a pair of exciting technological innovations: recent courses have focused on subjects like artificial intelligence, robotics, blockchain, and autonomous vehicles. Students will work together in a creative and collaborative classroom environment where they will reflect on the effects and opportunities to which these technologies will lead and develop, and design projects of their own based on these expectations.

World, Future, & You: Arts & Humanities

You can choose from courses such as: - Fundamentals of Design - Storytelling & Persuasion - Design Thinking - Art & Design for Business - Creative Industries - Video in Marketing

Core Challenge: Startup

During the Startup Challenge, you’ll work in teams to design and pitch a product or service to a specific target audience. Using design thinking to recognize what makes a good offering, you’ll decide which market your venture will add value to. Then you’ll promote your venture, helping you understand the importance of finding and creatively reaching your future customers. This challenge encourages you to think on your feet, present your ideas, and collaboratively approach problem solving with a positive mindset.

30 credits

Year 2

Business Core: Principles of Finance

Managing any modern corporation is impossible without a thorough understanding and knowledge of financial markets, financial institutions, and financial decision making processes. Principles of Finance aims to provide you with knowledge of different markets and principles of decision-making in financing, investment, and financial management in companies.

Business Core: Principles of Management

Traditionally, the term “management” refers to the activities involved in four general functions: planning, organizing, leading, and coordinating resources. In order to appreciate current and emerging management trends, it is helpful to recognize how management has evolved over time and what the key challenges for management are at present and in the future. This course will cover topics including managerial decision making, setting goals and strategy, and how to motivate and manage staff.

Business Core: Principles of Marketing

In Principles of Marketing, you will learn to understand consumer behavior, how to connect with market needs, and how to shape brand perceptions. You will learn the theory and practical implications of marketing concepts and will learn to use analytical tools. Example topics include branding, market planning and research, pricing, packaging, distribution, and promotion.

Business Core: Economic Theory & Application

This course follows on from Principles of Economics. It explores key economic concepts rigorously and critically and places a strong emphasis on the application of economic ideas to realworld phenomena. Topics include: Going beyond AD-AS diagrams to add more complex macroeconomic analysis, adding international issues such as exchange rates, balance of payments and openeconomy macroeconomics, examination of the analysis underpinning the orthodox concept of economic choice—and consideration of criticism and alternatives to it, adding models of game theory, strategic interaction, and other analysis of firms and competition to the standard analysis of firms and market structure.

World, Future, & You: Design Thinking for Social Impact

During this course, students will use design thinking principles to develop and prototype an innovative business solution to an important social problem. Each semester in which the course is offered will focus on a new socially relevant theme or problem area. Using a design thinking framework, students will research and consult with affected communities or stakeholders, clarify and define the social problem they will aim to solve, and use a range of ideation techniques to develop possible solutions. Next, they will build a prototype for testing by potential users. Repeated iterations at each stage and of the entire process will ensure the final product is well adapted to the real need of potential users and likely to generate genuine social impact.

World, Future, & You: Global Ethics

You can choose from courses such as: - Contemporary Ethics - Creative Problem Solving - Ethics & Regulation of Cyberspace - Philosophy of Law - Law of Tort

Core Challenge: Social Impact

The Social Impact Challenge is modeled on the prestigious Hult Prize student competition, which is dedicated to launching the world’s next wave of social entrepreneurs. You and your team will be challenged to think globally and responsibly to solve a pressing social issue. Challenge topics have ranged from improving education in developing nations to addressing the refugee crisis. This challenge will help you to think about corporate responsibility and the power business has to do well by doing good.

30 credits

Year 3

Business Core: Socially Responsible Business

In today’s complex business environment, the need for enlightened, ethical leadership capable of building and sustaining trust is critical to the realization of strategic and organizational goals. At present, there are no systematically applied, universally accepted business principles that govern how companies should carry out corporate responsibility. But the tide is changing. This course focuses on the role of the manager and the corporation amid increasing expectations of greater social and environmental accountability

Business Core: Financial Accounting

World, Future, & You: Internship

Internships are a vital component of practical learning, and you’ll be expected to complete at least one internship while you’re a student at Hult. Internship readiness workshops and one-to-one advising sessions are available to help you prepare for working independently within a business. While some students source their own internships, others will benefit from Hult’s internship placement efforts.

World, Future, & You: Science, Technology & Society

Your science and technology elective can be used to give you an understanding of scientific methods and the impact of science and technology on society, as well as provide an introduction to key technical skills such as programming.

Major/Electives

If you don't choose a major, you can choose any electives to make up the credits for your degree. Hult offers a choice of five majors: Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Accounting, and Finance. Your choice largely defines your course options during your final years of study and often aligns closely with your career aspirations. In order to complete your major, you will take at least seven courses in your chosen field of specialization.

Core Challenge: Major

The Major Challenge enables you to focus more closely on your specialization and develops your career-ready skills. The challenge will focus on an issue or problem that requires you to use the theory you’ve learned in class and apply it to the real world and real companies. And the challenges may even go beyond the Hult campus—you could be competing against students from hundreds of other schools all over the world to work on a solution for a leading company.

30 credits

Year 4

Business Core: Global Strategy

This course represents the culmination of your studies in the Business Core at Hult and builds on previous coursework in the functional areas of business decision making. Rather than focusing on day-to-day management problems, it emphasizes long-range policy formation and the implementation of global strategy, approached from the perspective of top management in different types of firms: international profit-making corporations, public corporations, and not-for-profit organizations. To build your appreciation of the global environment in which businesses operate, this course develops a general model for the analysis of global business situations and gives you the opportunity to practice the skills of analysis and decision making.

World, Future, & You: Future Societies

Scientific and technological progress are driving change in the modern world at an accelerating pace, and societies are struggling to adapt. This course is designed to provide a capstone experience for students, integrating academic knowledge and practical experience acquired through other courses while encouraging them to develop a vision of their own future roles as leaders in business and society.

World, Future, & You: Business Analytics

We are living in an age of information overload. Large amounts of data are generated by humans, computers, and instruments, and much of the data is available on the Internet. Today’s big challenge is not about generating data but how to analyze them. This course focuses on fundamental statistical techniques to build skills in discovering and communicating insights and will introduce you to the basic concepts needed to start understanding our world through data.

Major/Electives

Core Challenge: Capstone

In your final year, you’ll complete your capstone project. This project will be relevant to your interests and major and will represent the culmination of your studies. You can complete your capstone in one of four ways: through the Hult Business Challenge, the Hult Founder’s Lab, writing a thesis, or undertaking a capstone internship. For the Hult Business Challenge, you'll either work on your own startup, develop the idea into a viable business proposition, and then pitch it to executives through the Hult Founder’s Lab. Or you’ll solve a strategic challenge set by the management of a major company. Past clients have included Amazon, Unilever, and UBS. You’ll receive a real problem and then be tasked with fixing it. The best teams will present the solutions to the client—with a real possibility that they will take your idea to fruition.

30 credits

*Course titles and sequencing may change

Graduate Diplomas

You can choose to earn a Graduate Diploma alongside your business degree, giving you skills that are key to shaping the future of business. You’ll develop the technical skills and common language to work with, and lead, technology or design professionals. Choose from two highly in-demand disciplines:

Computer Science
Design

Locations

Global campus locations

Each academic year you will have the choice of studying at any of our undergraduate campuses in London, Boston, and San Francisco. Accelerate your studies as you explore the world through Summer Programs abroad at any of Hult's global campuses except New York.

Student Living

Living alongside students from all over the world will be one of the defining experiences of your undergraduate years at Hult. Our student accommodation options in London, Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area offer a safe, friendly home away from home.

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Rendering of Hult House in Boston opening in September 2019

Pre-UniX

Get a taste of the Hult experience this summer

See for yourself what it's like to study business the Hult way. Join young people from across the globe at our campuses in Boston, San Francisco, and London to solve business challenges from the world's leading companies.

Pre-Uni X Business School Student | Hult

Pre-UniX is a summer program at Hult that brings together adventurous high school students from all over the world who are interested in business.

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Fees

Fees and financial support

Your undergraduate education is undoubtedly one of the most important investments you will ever make. Throughout the application process, we will work closely with you to help you understand the options available to you to finance your degree.

Billed Cost of Attendance (1) for 2019 - 2020

Program Fees (2)

London GBP

£26,700

Boston USD

$41,650

San Francisco USD

$41,650

Insurance Coverage (3)

London GBP

£980

Boston USD

$2,500

San Francisco USD

$2,500

New Student Fee

London GBP

£550

Boston USD

$850

San Francisco USD

$850

Total Program Fees

London GBP

£28,230

Boston USD

$45,000

San Francisco USD

$45,000

Other Related Costs

Housing (Starting From) (4)

London GBP

£9,460

Boston USD

$14,000 (5)

San Francisco USD

$15,000

Food

London GBP

£2,900

Boston USD

$4,000

San Francisco USD

$4,000

Books and Study Materials

London GBP

£700

Boston USD

$1,000

San Francisco USD

$1,000

Personal Expenses

London GBP

£1,800

Boston USD

$1,750

San Francisco USD

$2,100

Total Related Living Expenses

London GBP

£14,860

Boston USD

$20,750

San Francisco USD

$22,100

Application fee: $75 USD

(1) Estimated costs of attendance are based on the standard two-semester academic year, not including Summer Programs. Optional participation in some clubs and societies may incur additional student fees.

(2) Program fees are based on 30 credits per year. Any additional credits will be charged on a pro rata basis.

(3) Insurance estimations are subject to change depending on final quotations from insurance providers.

(4) For standard shared rooms based on 2018-2019 prices for the full academic year.

(5) Mandatory for all students during their first year of study at the Boston campus. Please check for various room types, subject to availability.

Hult International Business School reserves the right to make changes in the courses offered, requirements for graduation, locations, program fees, and accommodation at any time without notice. Please ensure you have read and understood our terms and conditions, which you will be asked to accept at the point of submitting your application.

Scholarships, Financial Aid & Grants

You can apply for a range of merit-based scholarships that reward your achievements and potential both inside and outside the classroom. So whether you’re an academic high achiever, a budding entrepreneur, or have demonstrated an aptitude to lead—there could be a scholarship for you at Hult.

Global Generation Scholarship

The Global Generation Scholarship recognizes incoming students who bring a unique global perspective to our school community through their international experiences or multilingualism. Global Generation Scholars are characterized by their open-mindedness, exposure to other cultures, and curiosity about the world.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive $2,500 USD each academic year. For a 4-year program this scholarship would be worth $10,000 USD; for a 3-year program this scholarship would be worth $7,500 USD.

How to apply

To be considered for the Global Generation Scholarship, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or 2-5 minute video. Your submission should demonstrate your global mindset by illustrating how your international experience or multilingualism has impacted your personal outlook, and should answer the following questions:

How has your global experience/multilingualism contributed to who you are today?

How have these experiences affected your future ambitions, and how will studying at Hult support your aspirations?

Application deadline

Rolling applications. Priority consideration is given in the order in which applications are received, so early applications are encouraged. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

If you are awarded this scholarship and wish to receive it, you must confirm your place no later than May 1st, 2019, otherwise your allocated funds may be released to other students. This scholarship will be renewed each year provided you are a full-time student, are not placed on academic probation, and have no honor code violations.

Social Impact Scholarship

The Social Impact Scholarship recognizes incoming students who have a strong passion for social entrepreneurship and have demonstrated the ability to implement solutions to benefit society. Social Impact Scholars are characterized by their passion, optimism, and commitment to making a positive impact in the world.

Scholarship amount

How to apply

To be considered for the Social Impact Scholarship, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or short 2-5 minute video. Your submission should illustrate your commitment to social entrepreneurship and explain how a degree from Hult will support your ambitions by answering one of the following questions:

Why are you interested in social entrepreneurship as a career?

Tell us about your previous involvement in an initiative that has benefited your local community or global society.

Application deadline Rolling applications. Priority consideration is given in the order in which applications are received, so early applications are encouraged. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

Future Business Leader Scholarship

The Future Business Leader Scholarship recognizes incoming students who have the desire and potential to achieve significant success as future leaders of business. These students exhibit drive, personal achievement, and a strong interest in business.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive $5,500 USD each academic year. For a 4-year program this scholarship would be worth $22,000 USD; for a 3-year program this scholarship would be worth $16,500 USD.

How to apply

To be considered for the Future Business Leader Scholarship, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or 2-5 minute video. Your submission should illustrate your perspective on leadership and consider the following questions:

What makes a successful business leader? Explain how you have demonstrated these attributes

What are your career aspirations, and how will your experience at Hult help you achieve your goals?

Application deadline Rolling applications. Priority consideration is given in the order in which applications are received, so early applications are encouraged. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

Academic Excellence Scholarship

The Academic Excellence Scholarship recognizes exceptional students who have demonstrated outstanding academic accomplishment and dedication. Candidates must present evidence of a 3.6+ GPA, OR an SAT score of 1,400+, OR a predicted IB score of 38+ AND graduate in the top 5% of their class.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive $8,000 USD each academic year. For a 4-year program this scholarship would be worth $32,000 USD; for a 3-year program this scholarship would be worth $24,000 USD.

How to apply

Recipients are evaluated based on the information submitted in their completed admissions application; no separate application is required.

Application deadline

Rolling applications. Priority consideration is given in the order in which applications are received, so early applications are encouraged. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

DECA Scholarship

As an official Partner of DECA, our DECA Scholarship recognizes five incoming DECA member students from around the world who are emerging as the next generation of entrepreneurial business leaders. In addition to DECA membership, these students exhibit teamwork, integrity, and innovation.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive $5,000 USD each academic year. For a 4-year program this scholarship would be worth $20,000 USD; for a 3-year program this scholarship would be worth $15,000 USD.

How to apply

To be considered for the DECA Scholarship, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or short 2-5 minute video. Your submission should illustrate your perspective on being a business leader in the 21st century, and consider the following questions:

What makes a business leader successful in the 21st century? Explain how your experience with DECA has helped you develop these traits.

What are your career aspirations, and how will studying at Hult help you achieve your goals?

In addition to evaluation by the Admissions Committee, the submissions for this scholarship will be assessed by the Deans of each campus.

Application deadline

Applications must be submitted by February 15th, 2019. Candidates who have been awarded the scholarship will be notified by March 1st, 2019. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

Women in Business Scholarship

The Women in Business Scholarship recognizes fifteen incoming female students per campus who have the drive and potential to achieve significant success as leaders of global business. Women in Business Scholars are characterized by their self-confidence, ambition and leadership potential.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive $7,500 USD each academic year. For a 4-year program this scholarship would be worth $30,000 USD; for a 3-year program this scholarship would be worth $22,500 USD. Up to 10 candidates per campus may receive this award.

How to apply

To be considered for the Women in Business Scholarship, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or short 2-5 minute video. Your submission should illustrate your perspective on what makes someone a successful leader of global business and consider the following questions:

Why is it important to have women in leadership positions in global business?

What makes a good global leader? Explain how you have demonstrated these attributes.

What are your career aspirations?

In addition to evaluation by the Admissions Committee, the submissions for this scholarship will be assessed by a panel of female professors.

Application deadline

Applications must be submitted by February 15th, 2019. Candidates who have been awarded the scholarship will be notified by March 1st, 2019. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

Entrepreneurial Impact Scholarship

One of our most competitive awards, the Entrepreneurial Impact Scholarship recognizes ten incoming students per campus who have demonstrated true entrepreneurial spirit and outstanding initiative in a business or project. Entrepreneurial Impact Scholars are characterized by their passion, perseverance, innovation, and resourcefulness.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive $10,000 USD each academic year. For a 4-year program this scholarship would be worth $40,000 USD; for a 3-year program this scholarship would be worth $30,000 USD. Recipients of this scholarship will also be invited to participate in the Hult Founders Lab, the school’s startup launch pad, and receive mentorship from a Professor of Entrepreneurship. Up to 10 candidates per campus may receive this award.

How to apply

To be considered for the Entrepreneurial Impact Scholarship, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or short 2-5 minute video. Your submission should consider the following questions:

What is the most successful entrepreneurial project or idea that you have made a reality?

What are your goals as an entrepreneur and how will studying at Hult help you to achieve those goals?

In addition to evaluation by the Admissions Committee, the submissions for this scholarship will be assessed by faculty members specializing in Entrepreneurship.

Application deadline

Applications must be submitted by February 15th, 2019. Candidates who have been awarded the scholarship will be notified by March 1st, 2019. Apply here.

Receiving your scholarship

Hult Scholar Program

Our signature scholarship, the prestigious Hult Scholar award, is awarded to three incoming students with the highest potential. Hult Scholars are distinguished by their outstanding personal achievement, intellectual promise, strength of character, and leadership potential.

Scholarship amount

For the 2019-2020 intake, recipients of this scholarship receive 100% of the annual Program Fee. The Hult Scholar award does not cover housing, living expenses, or required fees. Recipients will also receive complimentary flights for themselves and a parent/guardian to an Accepted Students Weekend at a campus of their choice. How to apply

To be considered for the Hult Scholar Program, you must submit a 400-500 word essay or short 2-5 minute video outlining your personal aspirations and how studying at Hult will help you to achieve your goals. Your submission should illustrate what you aspire to achieve, how you’ll get there, and how studying at Hult will help you to reach your goals. You will also be required to submit a letter of recommendation from your teacher or counselor to complete your Hult Scholar application.

In addition to evaluation by the Admissions Committee, the submissions for this scholarship will be assessed by the Deans of each campus, and Hult’s senior managers of academics and enrollment.

Finalists will be invited to interview with the Selection Committee. The strength of your entire application will be considered for this award, so it’s important that you also complete your online application.

Application deadline

Applications must be submitted by January 15th, 2019. Candidates who have been awarded the scholarship will be notified by March 1st, 2019. Apply now.

Receiving your scholarship

U.S. Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and other Financial Aid Programs

U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens who wish to study at Hult can complete the FAFSA in order to qualify for U.S. government federal student aid.

Depending on where you are from, you may be eligible for national loan and grant opportunities from your home country. During the admissions process, we will work with you to identify any regional financial aid programs that you can take advantage of.

Hult Grants

Hult awards a limited number of grants based on demonstrated financial need, consistent with our mission to deliver a useful and enduring business education to international students. Our Enrollment team will help you to determine your eligibility. Hult Grants are awarded as gift aid, meaning they do not need to be repaid.

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Apply to Hult’s undergraduate program

We look for diverse students with a wide range of experiences, perspectives, and interests—students who will thrive in our unique educational atmosphere. Your drive and your mindset are important indicators of your success here, and we value them as much as your academic achievements.

Entry Requirements

We assess your application individually, through a combination of:

Personal profile
Academic achievement
Personal Assessment Interview

Apply now, and one of our Enrollment Advisors will be in touch to support you through the process.

How to apply

01 Choose your application platform

15 mins

You can use any of the following platforms to apply to all Hult campuses:

Hult’s online application
The Common Application at commonapp.org
UCAS at ucas.comUCAS school code: H76, course: N1Q3

02 Add your personal profile information

10 mins

Personal details
Family information
Extracurricular activities
Global interest and experience

03 Submit application fee

10 minutes

Pay your $75 USD application fee; supporting application documents can be submitted any time after the fee has been paid

04 Submit supporting application documents

1 hour

Proof of your academic achievements, including official school transcripts
Evidence of English proficiency, i.e., TOEFL/IELTS (if English is not your native language)
SAT/ACT scores (optional)
One academic reference
A Personal Statement as an essay (400–500 words) or video (2–5 mins)
Scholarship and financial aid application

05 Personal assessment interview

1 hour

We will assess your profile, goals, and overall fit for the program with an in-person, phone or video interview. We will also review your English proficiency during the interview.

06 Admissions decision

2 weeks

Once you’ve completed your application and personal assessment interview, you will receive an admissions decision within two weeks. If you have any questions on the status of your application, we encourage you to contact your Enrollment Advisor.

07 Confirm your place

15 minutes

If you are accepted into the program and have decided to start your studies at Hult, you must confirm your place on campus by the May 1st confirmation deadline.

08 Pre-arrival support

Once you confirm your place with us, you will access support with your visa, housing, and pre-enrollment. Our expert Visa Coordinators will guide you through the process of applying for your visa. To ensure you have enough time to secure your visa, we encourage you to apply as early as possible.

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Application deadlines

We accept applications on a rolling basis with priority being given to those who apply by our official application deadlines.

January intake

Round 1

Apply by

October 1, 2018

Confirm by

2 weeks from notification

Round 2

Apply by

November 1, 2018

Confirm by

2 weeks from notification

Regular admission

Early decision

Apply by

November 1, 2018

Confirm by

January 15, 2019

Round 1

Apply by

November 1, 2018

Confirm by

May 1, 2019

Round 2

Apply by

December 15, 2018

Confirm by

May 1, 2019

Round 3

Apply by

February 15, 2019

Confirm by

May 1, 2019

Round 4

Apply by

April 1, 2019

Confirm by

May 1, 2019

Late applications

Apply by

May 25, 2019

Confirm by

2 weeks from notification

Transfer applicants

Apply by

April 1, 2019

Confirm by

May 1, 2019

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