2008-2009

Undergraduate Business

i Creating knowledge ... Inspiring individuals ... Transforming business

 If you’re ready for business,

Olin is
Finding the right business school involves two important steps: Determining what
sets each school apart and determining what sets you apart.
• What kind of education experience will impact you most?
• How do you want to affect the world of business — and the world in general?
• Do you want your life and work to be transformational?
At Olin, we have all the strengths we expect you’re seeking: the highest academic
standards, a world-class faculty, friendly and motivated students, study and work
abroad programs, applied learning, and a stellar job placement record. We also offer
the kind of community that will give you four life-changing years.

When our students and alumni
share their thoughts about what
sets us apart, from their perspec-
tive, and what made us the perfect
fit for them, these Olin characteris-
• the perfect size for a business
tics come up again and again:
• world-class professors and
researchers who prepare you
for tackling even the toughest
challenges in today’s complex
• hands-on learning from business-
business world
• a flexible curriculum that lets
you dig into business right away
and stand out, while taking • a global perspective that includes
advantage of Washington Uni- international study and work oppor-
versity’s many other strong pro- tunities prepares you for a business
grams to customize your degree world that operates 24/7
• multifaceted career and internship
school — big enough to offer services to help make sure all your
every opportunity you could want, hard work pays off
but small and personal so you’ll
• an invigorating and supportive
never feel lost in a crowd here
community of classmates to learn
with and from
people who give you the edge
• a school that is part of a world-
needed to get internships and
class university in a business-
jobs at the top firms
oriented city, with plenty of
opportunities for work and play
 Table of Contents

2 World-class professors,

ready for you! researchers

4 Flexible curriculum

6 Perfect size

8 Hands-on learning

10 Global perspective

12 Career, internship
services

14 Invigorating, supportive
community

16 World-class university

18 Applying for admission

19 Scholarships, financial
assistance

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core values
 World-class professors
and researchers
who prepare you for
tackling even the toughest
challenges in today’s
complex business world

“Much of what you learn at Olin — and what you need

to know in your work after college — is how to think,
how to communicate your ideas, how to relate to people.”

That’s from Erin Harkless, who’s been working at

Goldman Sachs in New York City since graduating a
few years ago. In addition to the skills Erin names, other
skills you’ll need — and that our program will hone —
are creativity, innovation, problem solving, teamwork,
and adaptability for an ever-changing world. But how are
such skills taught, and how is Olin’s approach different?

Our entire program is built on one principle: Research-

driven thinking, applied. Research-driven thinking is
a way of approaching real-world business problems with
the same mindset our faculty use to conduct their research.

As Professor Glenn MacDonald says, “We’re focused on ideas more than other business
schools tend to be. We do a very good job teaching business basics, but there’s much
more focus delivering what high-end employers like Goldman Sachs want. They want
solid analytics, but also critical thinking — people who can take an unstructured problem
and break it down. We really emphasize these skills in our classes.”

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Erin Harkless
BSBA 2005
Majors: Finance, International Business,
and English
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Currently: In New York City working
at Goldman Sachs in the investment
management division, focusing on client
service and marketing
Why Olin
Supportive faculty: “The open-door policy
of everyone at Washington University was
fantastic. I was able to develop great
relationships with my professors — our
senior honors seminar professor even had
us over for dinner. My professors were very
supportive of my triple major, and they’re
just generally excited about who you are
and what you’re doing.”
Great opportunities: “I had some great
internship experiences at Merrill Lynch and
Barclays, spending summers in New York
and going to the London program for a
semester. Being able to study abroad
offered me a great life challenge. And
when it’s time to get a job, Olin has a
great reputation and great resources.”
Access to other Washington University
programs: “You’re able to combine dis-
tinct areas of study and a variety of majors
at Olin, and no one looks at you funny. My
love has always been writing, and I was
easily able to incorporate that into my cur-
riculum. The professors and advisors are
very supportive.”
Meet Glenn MacDonald
As Professor Glenn MacDonald strolls
through Simon Hall between classes,
he knows many of the students. “I can
just keep saying ‘hi’ over and over,” he
says. “We’re a relatively small school,
so the faculty tend to get to know the
students and interact with them in and
out of class.”
It’s not just his job to know the students;
it’s his pleasure. “The students here
are so interesting and have so much
potential that it’s a joy to know them
and watch them develop,” says the
professor, who is the John M. Olin Dis-
tinguished Professor of Economics and
Strategy. “One freshman already has a
quarter million in capital for a business
opportunity. Another started making
independent movies right out of school.
Another has a line of clothing. They’re
amazing people.”
As a member of the Faculty Associ-
ates Program, a campuswide initia-
tive that encourages faculty to meet
with students outside the classroom,
Professor MacDonald regularly interacts
with students on campus, as well as in
Simon Hall. “It’s rare for a distinguished
research university to have so many
faculty members spend time building
relationships with students,” he says.
“This program really says something
about Washington University’s commit-
ment to undergraduate education.”
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 A flexible curriculum
that lets you dig into business right away
and stand out, while taking advantage of
Washington University’s many other strong
programs to customize your degree

Olga Vasilieva loves learning languages and so worked

a Spanish major into her majors in accounting and
finance. Gaston DeVigne created a triple major:
finance and entrepreneurship at Olin and economics
in Arts & Sciences. Erin Harkless, who loves writing,
completed an English major along with her two business
majors in finance and international business.

Well over half of Olin’s students graduating last year

completed two or more majors. Our flexible curriculum
makes it easy to study in areas outside of business, too
— at least 40 percent of the classes you take are from
other areas, from Art to Architecture to Engineering
to the many programs in Arts & Sciences.

“At Olin, we believe a business education offers a fundamentally useful way to think,
whether you’re in art, design, architecture, law, medicine, engineering, or whatever,”
says Professor Glenn MacDonald. “It’s very natural for us to think of combining
business with other disciplines.”

Whatever courses you end up taking, you can count on their being challenging,
stimulating, and interactive. You will learn through case studies, group discussions,
and team projects. And at Olin, you will get to start your business program the first
semester of your freshman year.

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olga vasilieva
Classes of 2008 (BSBA) and 2009 (MACC)
Majors: Accounting, Finance, and Spanish
Hometowns: Moscow, Russia, and
Omaha, Nebraska
Why Olin:
Flexible curriculum: “I love languages;
learning them is my passion. It’s so easy
at Olin to develop a program that meets
your needs and interests. I was able to
do an undergraduate degree and a gradu-
ate degree [Master of Accounting] at the
same time.”
Real-world examples: “In each class we
deal with real cases and problems compa-
nies have had to face. The professors are
always bringing in business articles and
their own research to make it relevant.”
Great classmates: “In any company, em-
ployees need to be able to work in teams.
It’s always something you’re asked
Olin’s majors:
• Accounting
• Entrepreneurship
• Finance
• Healthcare Management
• International Business
• Managerial Economics
and Strategy
• Marketing
• Operations and Supply
Chain Management
• Organization and
Human Resources
Olin’s degree programs:
• Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration (BSBA)
• Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
• Professional MBA (evening)
• Master of Accounting (MACC)
• Master of Science in
Finance (MSF)
• Executive MBA — in St. Louis
about in interviews. At Olin, there’s a lot
of emphasis on teamwork in the class- • Executive MBA —
room, so you become really experienced in Shanghai in partnership
working that way. And the students you get with Fudan University
to work with are smart and motivated.”
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Real-world experience:
• Investment Praxis course
• Financial Statement Analysis course
• Two summers interning at Deloitte
& Touche in Moscow
• This summer interning at
PricewaterhouseCoopers in
Washington, D.C.
What’s next:
“After graduation, I hope to get a job at
PricewaterhouseCoopers in Washington,
D.C. Eventually I’d like to get my MBA and
work for the World Bank, which combines
my interests in languages, finance, and
humanitarian aid.”
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 The perfect size for
a business school
— big enough to offer every
opportunity you could want,
but small and personal so you’ll
never feel lost in a crowd here

At Olin, students find plenty of evidence that size affects

value. Our freshman class is usually around 130 students —
the perfect size for being yourself and tailoring your pro-
gram. We give you the individual attention of a small school
— including a faculty and academic and career advisors
committed to helping each of you make the most of your
education — with all the benefits of being part of a top-
ranked university.

“Olin is a small school, so each student is an individual

to us,” says Dean Mahendra Gupta. “There’s a very special
culture of care and responsibility. We take a close look at
each student’s unique interests and talents, and work with
the whole campus to create the best program for that
student. All of Washington University is committed to the
undergraduate experience, creating an exceptional network
for these exceptional students.”

A smaller size also means more people know one another,

creating a friendly, supportive community that enjoys
working and playing together. At Olin, the heart of this
activity is Simon Hall: 80,000 square feet of classrooms,
student lounges, a café, a business library, computer labs,
offices, a 300-seat auditorium, the Weston Career Center,
and an outdoor courtyard.

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 Major: Managerial Economics
and Strategy
Minor: Political Science

Hometown: Chicago, Illinois

Currently: In St. Louis running SOMARK,

a start-up business he developed
with a friend and teammate from the
Washington University baseball team

Why Olin:
Perfect size: “I love the size of Olin and
Washington University. It’s large enough
that there are always new people and
experiences, but small enough that you
end up saying ‘hi’ to a dozen people by
name on the way to class.”
Putting students first: “When Olin was
given 10 tickets to a St. Louis event fea-
turing then-U.S. Treasury Secretary John
Snow, they offered them all to students
on a first-come, first-served basis. I was
one of the students who went, and we sat
at a table reserved for Washington Uni-
versity. After looking around, we realized
that the other colleges and universities
had all given their tickets to faculty and
staff. Olin really does put students first.”
Hands-on learning: “The Skandalaris
Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
offered great access to real businesses
and real-world problems. It also gener-
ated lots of collaboration and was a
bridge to my own experience starting
a business.”

mark C. pydynowski
BSBA 2004

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 Hands-on learning
from businesspeople who give you
the edge needed to get internships
and jobs at the top firms

As you gain foundational skills and knowledge in your

classes, you also are presented a range of opportunities
to integrate what you’re learning in real-world situations.
Olin’s Center for Experiential Learning takes learning
beyond the classroom.

Mark Soczek, the Center’s director, works closely with

faculty to make sure students have a variety of opportuni-
ties inside and outside the classroom. Two of Olin’s most
popular are the Taylor Community Consulting Program
and the Practicum Program, both of which make the most
of greater St. Louis’ status as a big-business metropolitan
area, home to 21 Fortune 1000 companies.

In the Taylor Community Consulting Program, teams

of students work together to solve business problems
faced by nonprofit organizations. Students sharpen their consulting skills by working
under the supervision of mentors from consulting firms like Deloitte. “It’s a very reward-
ing program because the students see how they’re really making a difference for under-
staffed, underfunded organizations,” says Mark Soczek.

The Practicum Program gives teams of students opportunities to tackle business prob-
lems presented by for-profit organizations. Teams often mix Olin undergraduates with
MBA students, and faculty serve as advisors. One team recently worked on a project
for the Ritz-Carlton, exploring restaurant concepts through research, demographics,
competition analysis, space analysis, and branding.

Other experiential learning opportunities include the Practicum course; the Investment
Praxis course; and the University’s Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies,
one of the nation’s leading entrepreneurship centers, which coordinates the IdeaBounce,
Hatchery course, Olin Cup, and the Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation Competition.

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carlos abreu
Class of 2009
Majors: Finance, and Managerial
Economics and Strategy
Minor: Accounting
Hometown: Miami, Florida
Why Olin:
Hands-on experience: “The classes are
very current and bring in lots of research
being done by the professors. Then we
use what we’ve learned to solve real
problems, not just theoretical ones.”
Quality peers: “Olin students are really
helpful. We do a lot of group work, and
it’s great being on teams with really in-
telligent people giving it their all. There’s
a strong level of trust.”
Approachable professors: “The pro-
fessors really care about the students,
making sure we have the resources
we need, e-mailing us and checking
on us, and bringing their own research
into what we’re doing.”
Real-world experience:
• Taylor Community Consulting
Program: Worked on a project for the
Winston Churchill Memorial Museum.
“Our client was Richard Mahoney,
the former chairman and CEO of
Monsanto, and we created a real
deliverable, which we also presented
to a team of Deloitte consultants.”
• Two summers in Beijing, China, in
a full-immersion language program
What’s next:
A summer investment banking intern-
ship at Goldman Sachs, with the goal
of a career in investment banking on
Wall Street
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 A global perspective
that includes international study and
work opportunities prepares you for a
business world that operates 24/7

Global markets, international business trends, and

worldwide financial issues will inevitably affect your
business career. As an Olin student, there are many
ways to incorporate international perspectives into
your education. The most obvious way is through
study abroad programs — nearly half of our students
participate in one.

Our most popular study abroad programs are inter-

national internships for juniors and seniors in London,
France, and Germany. The London program, offered
in partnership with the Cass Business School at City
University, begins with international business courses,
followed by a 15-week full-time internship. In France
and Germany, the program includes intensive language
instruction. Students in these programs intern at organizations
like Lehman Brothers, Goldman Sachs, and Daimler AG.

“I’ve talked to lots of people I work with [at Goldman Sachs] who went to other
business schools, and it seems like Washington University has one of the best
study abroad programs out there, hands down,” says Erin Harkless, BSBA 2005,
who participated in the London program.

Other study abroad opportunities are available in Hong Kong, Seoul, Melbourne,
Madrid, Milan, and Queensland. If your interest is in languages and cultures — like
Olin student Carlos Abreu, who has studied Chinese at Washington University and
in Beijing — there are many summer language institutes and programs sponsored by
the University’s Office of International Studies in the College of Arts & Sciences. And
when students have their own ideas about where they’d like to study, Olin professors
and advisors help make it happen.

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teresa teodori
Class of 2009
Majors: Finance, and Managerial
Economics and Strategy
Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona
Why Olin:
Great opportunities: “Olin does an
outstanding job of providing real-world
outlets through which students learn
and grow. The London program provides
an amazing academic, work, and life
experience, and the Wall Street Week
trip to New York City gives students the
opportunity to meet with — and make
valuable contacts at — all of the top
investment banks.”
Relevant learning: “My classes at Olin
have taught me an entirely different way
of thinking about problems, as well as
a great deal of practical knowledge that
has proved incredibly valuable in all of Real-world experience:
my work experiences. I felt as if I were
• Goldman Sachs internship in the
able to walk into every internship with a
London study abroad program
deep understanding and knowledge of
the business world that was instrumen- • Lehman Brothers summer internship
tal to my success in each placement.” in New York
• Merrill Lynch summer internship
A solid foundation for your future:
in New York
“You have to work hard, but Olin
graduates do exceptionally well.
I was interviewing for three different What’s next:
summer positions at Goldman Sachs, A Lehman Brothers summer internship
Morgan Stanley, and Lehman Brothers, with the career goal of working
and ultimately accepted the Lehman in private equity
Brothers offer in private equity. I know
classmates who have gone to all the
top investment banks, consulting firms,
marketing agencies, and accounting
firms, both in summer and full-time
placements. The opportunities are there
for those who wish to pursue them.”
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 Multifaceted career
and internship services
to help make sure all your hard work pays off

Olin Business School’s Weston Career Center helps you

take what you learn and apply it to the business world.
This is where it all comes together — you, your educa-
tion, and your future.

Olin teaches and students learn in a way that is highly

valued by recruiters and employers in any field. You can
take what you learn in any number of directions in terms
of your career. We help you put it all together, give your
goals direction, and create results.

In addition to integrated academic and career advising,

we help you find internships and get on-campus inter-
views with top prospective employers. It’s the place for
job postings, too, as well as a variety of services to help
you market yourself. There’s also a nationally recognized career preparation course,
Managing Your Business Career Strategy, as well as a Career Skills Inventory developed
by Olin’s career counselors.

Gaston DeVigne, a member of Weston Career Center’s student advisory board, notes
that students have “internship opportunities across the country. The advisors really
work with you and connect you with Olin alums who can help,” he says. “Olin has a
great reputation.”

At Olin, advising and mentoring are offered in a very personalized way, giving students
as much guidance and support as they want, but also the flexibility and freedom to come
up with their own ideas and make them happen.

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 Leading companies
recruiting at Olin
• Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
• Bain
• Bank of America
• Capital One Financial Corp.
• Chicago Trading Company
• CIBC World Markets
• Citigroup
• Deloitte
• Deutsche Bank
• Ernst & Young
• Edward Jones
• General Mills
• Goldman Sachs
• JPMorgan Chase
• KPMG
• Lehman Brothers
• Leo Burnett
• Macy’s, Inc.

gaston DeVigne • McKinsey & Company

• Microsoft
Class of 2008 • Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
• Motorola
• PricewaterhouseCoopers
Majors: Finance, Entrepreneurship, Solid preparation: “When I got to Yahoo!
and Economics for my first summer internship after my • Procter & Gamble
sophomore year, I not only felt prepared, • Teach For America
Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico but I realized I had skills even beyond what
was expected of me.” • Wachovia Securities
Why Olin: • Yahoo!
Great guidance: “The advisors at Olin’s Real-world experience:
Weston Career Center make sure you’re • Developing an entrepreneurial plan
aware of the opportunities available to in the Hatchery course
you, then they make sure you’re prepared
to succeed, which is a huge asset.” • Two summer internships at Yahoo!

Down-to-earth faculty: “The professors What’s next:

give an unexpected level of personal atten-
A full-time position at Facebook and
tion to students. I expected them to hold
then “down the road, starting my
us at arm’s length, but they’ve really taken
own business”
the time to know me and to understand my
interests and strengths. They’re willing to
listen and engage.”

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 An invigorating and
supportive community
of classmates to learn with and from

The students who make up the Olin community are

very serious, smart, motivated, and hard working —
in fact, they’re some of the smartest undergraduate
business students in the country.

“Olin is one of the most selective schools in the

nation. Each individual here is very special and
gifted,” says Dean Mahendra Gupta. “They’re high-
potential students with great aspirations, and they
work hard to achieve them.”

“The undergraduates here are really sharp, creative,

and fun to work with,” agrees Professor Anne Marie
Knott. “In my entrepreneurship class, I am continu-
ally impressed by the ideas they choose to pursue, their
ability to quickly grasp the nuances, their ability to work as teams to bring all the pieces
together, and the number of teams energized enough about their ventures to pursue
them commercially.”

Students describe the Olin atmosphere as collaborative, not cutthroat. They say it’s the
perfect environment for being challenged, for being encouraged to work hard and try out
new ideas. They form lasting friendships, and they build lifelong personal and professional
networks.

Olin classmates are also the people you’ll have fun with, whether you’re taking a break
between classes in Simon Hall’s courtyard or getting involved in a student organization.
Business student groups include Alpha Kappa Psi, Delta Sigma Pi, Olin Cares, and the
Olin Business Council.

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aparna misra
Class of 2010
Majors: Finance, and Managerial
Economics and Strategy
Minor: Accounting
Hometowns: Singapore; Jakarta,
Indonesia; and Calgary, Canada
Why Olin:
A strong community: “While it’s said
that competition rules the business
world, teamwork is the real skill needed
for survival in the competitive business
environment. While Olin gives us a whole
lot of opportunities for teamwork, it’s
the people who make the teams work.
Students here are willing to help, to
study together, and to advance together.
The sharing of resources and knowledge
makes us all better prepared.”
Academic flexibility: “The ability to take
courses I wanted, at the sophomore level,
was a big bonus for me. While a school
can offer you the flexibility to choose and
plan your courses, Olin actually makes
it possible by making sure spaces are
available in each course for interested
students, regardless of their year in
school or their major.”
Individual attention: “Olin’s smaller
size means each student gets more
attention and individual support to
tailor their program and classes
according to their passions. It also
presents each student with the
opportunity to form a relationship with
the faculty beyond the classroom.”
Real-world experience:
• Summer internship at Citigroup
Corporate and Investment Banking
in Delhi, India
• Summer internship at Investors Group
Canada in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
What’s next:
“Two more years of college and a career
in either consulting or the financial
services sector”
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 A school that is part of
a world-class university
in a business-oriented city
with plenty of opportunities for work and play

As a part of the Washington University community,

you will enjoy access to classes and study abroad oppor-
tunities in a full range of top-ranked programs outside
of Olin. You will also be able to consider joining more
than 200 on-campus student organizations — from
athletic teams to music and performing arts groups
to community action groups to student government
organizations to fraternities and sororities.

Off campus, St. Louis — the “Best Sports City” in the

country, according to Sporting News — has a full range
of cultural exhibits and performances, great restaurants,
beautiful neighborhoods, and active nightlife. Directly
across the street from Washington University is Forest
Park, one of the nation’s largest urban parks and a
favorite place for students because of its miles of trails for biking and running, as well
as tennis, golf, a zoo, art and history museums, a science center, the Shakespeare
Festival, and America’s largest and oldest outdoor theater.

For Olin’s students, the St. Louis metropolitan area also offers many professional oppor-
tunities and resources. There are businesses of all sizes. And many top executives have
close ties with Washington University.

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 Major: Undeclared

Hometown: Demarest, New Jersey

Why Olin:
Plenty of extracurricular activities:
“There’s a lot of work for my classes, but
I also play on the football team and I’m
pledging for Sigma Chi. I’ve been able to
balance my time fairly well. It’s been a
very good environment for work and fun.”
Comfortable size: “I like that it’s a
school within a school. It’s small enough
that everyone is familiar and friendly,
and works really well together. The
students are competitive and smart,
but not selfish.”
Engaging professors: “The professors
I’ve had really keep our attention and
keep us involved in class by keeping
the topics interesting and relevant.
The professors are interacting with us,
not just lecturing. They bring in a lot
of real-world information and skills.”

Real-world experience:
“I want to study abroad. I’ll probably
try to do an internship in London.”

harrison weiss
Class of 2011

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 Applying for admission
At Washington University, you can count on personal atten-
tion, even in the application process. Our admission com-
mittee reviews each application individually and personally,
looking for students who have challenged themselves inside
and outside the classroom.

For specific details on how to apply, please refer to the 2009

Undergraduate Viewbook and the instructions accompanying
the Pre-Application Data Sheet.

Washington University encourages and gives full consid-

eration to all applicants for admission, financial aid, and
employment. The University does not discriminate in access
to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and activities
on the basis of race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orienta-
tion, national origin, gender identity or expression, veteran
status, or disability. Present Department of Defense policy
governing all ROTC programs discriminates on the basis of
sexual orientation; such discrimination is inconsistent with
Washington University policy. Inquiries about compliance
should be addressed to the University’s Vice Chancellor for
Human Resources, Washington University, Campus Box 1184,
One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130.

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Scholarships and
financial assistance
We are committed to customizing financial aid awards
for students and their families to ensure cost does not
stand in the way of making a Washington University
education a reality. The University is working to eliminate
need-based loans as part of its undergraduate financial
aid awards to students from low-income families. See
admissions.wustl.edu for links to more information about
scholarships and financial assistance, and watch your
mailbox for brochures focused on financial assistance.
International students should consult the International
Guide for Prospective Undergraduate Students for
information on financial assistance.
Visit us!
While there is plenty of additional information on our
Web site, nothing takes the place of a visit. That’s the only
way to feel the energy and witness classroom interactions,
see the facilities, meet the professors, and hear firsthand
how research-driven thinking permeates everything we
teach and do.
“We have a great reputation for academics, but it’s
very important to visit the University to see our community
in action,” says Dean Mahendra Gupta. “There’s so much
to experience: the people, campus life, culture, and our
great city.”
“When I visited Washington University,” recalls Olin student
Teresa Teodori, “I could just tell that everyone was excited
to be a part of the community. It was infectious. The most
important thing is for you to find a really good fit, and then
throw yourself into the experience and follow your dreams.”
To get more details or to plan a visit tailored to your interests,
call the Office of Undergraduate Admissions: (800) 638-0700
or (314) 935-6000.
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 Olin’s mission
“Create knowledge …
Inspire individuals …
Transform business.”

Olin’s core values To learn more about Olin

Business School:
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inquiry — We are rigorous, boundless, and Associate Dean for the Undergraduate Program
unrestricted in our passion for creating new Olin Business School
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privilege of being a business school and
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