Bookstore
The Oakland University Bookstore is the main source for textbooks. It is located on the lower level of the Oakland Center. Please refer to the Bookstore website for hours of operation, payment / delivery options, and refund policies.
Career Services
Career Services is staffed with professional advisers who are available to assist students, alumni, and employers with career and employment needs. Services available through the Career Services include: Handshake, on-campus recruiting, career fairs, advising with Career Consultants, and online resources, guides and tutorials.
Code of Student Conduct and Rights
SBA PC/laptop purchase guidelines
Computer Lab – Elliott Hall
The School of Business Administration operates a computer lab in 215 Elliott Hall. The lab is equipped with Microsoft Office Suite, Internet access and lab monitors are available to assist students.
Degree Requirements – Plan of Work
Students are expected to follow their individualized plan of work. Questions regarding your plan of work should be directed to your adviser. Please be aware that not all courses are offered every term. Prerequisites for all graduate business courses must be observed.
Disability Services
Students with special needs are encouraged to utilize the services provided.
Email
OU email is the official method of communication for students. This includes notifications about grades, tuition bills, financial aid, schedule of classes, and graduation information. The university will hold students accountable for the information sent via email. Therefore, students should check their Oakland email account regularly - at least twice per week.
Graduate / University Policies
Program Policy
Academic Standing
Grading (Appeals)
Academic Records and Technology
Tuition (Financial Services)
Enrollment / Registration
Billing and Payment
Graduate Catalog
Graduation / Commencement
Library
Most university library materials and services are housed in Kresge Library. The library’s automated catalog allows patrons to identify titles held, not only in Kresge Library, but also in the collections at Wayne State University, the University of Detroit - Mercy, Detroit Public Library and a number of other libraries in the area.
Registration for Capstone Courses
Students enrolling in ACC 6995 (MAcc), MGT 5350 or MGT 5360 (MBA) or MIS 6940 (MSITM) will have an audit completed to ensure that all prerequisites for the course have been met.
To register for capstone courses ACC 6995, MGT 5350, MGT 5360 and MIS 6940;
- Contact your adviser for an override
- Provide adviser with course number, CRN number and term you wish to take the course
- The Graduate Business Programs office will notify you when an override has been entered into the SAIL system
- Register for the course via in SAIL
Waitlists Students are strongly encouraged to register at the earliest possible date for which they are eligible using the SAIL Web registration system. Please refer to the Office of the Registrar webpage for
Important Dates. Students who do not register early face the possibility of classes being closed.
SAIL WaitlistThe SAIL waitlist is an automated process. If and when a spot becomes available, an email will be sent to your OU email account and you will have 24 hours to register for the course.
