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The Enterprise Learning Credits program was launched
in 2005 in response to the increasing number and professionalism
of national student conferences and similar events that SOM students attend.
Through this program each student is eligible for $150.00 worth
of Enterprise Learning Credits in each of their two years of MBA
study. A student may roll all or part of any unused portions of the first year credit
over to the second year.These credits may be used to:
ELC credits do not affect the funds available through the Club Central
Bank. Funding continues to be available for a wide range of student
activities through the Club Steering Committee process.
Determination of what activities are eligible for ELC funding is
made by the Office of Student and Academic Services. Examples of activities that have been funded to date:
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Travel expenses related to a club-sponsored, international study trip.
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Travel expenses to attend a professional conference or case competition off campus.
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Registration fee for an on-campus conference.
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CDO-sponsored job treks.
Examples of requests deemed ineligible for ELC funding:
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Expenses for meals of any kind
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Professional licensing exams (CFA, Real Estate, etc)
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Sports competitions
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Travel to a job interview
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Vacation, holiday or tourist travel
Administration
At least one week (5 business days) prior to the event, contact Rashayla Brown in the
Office of Student and Academic Services, describing the activity
for which you seek ELC support. Include:
After the event, submit
original receipts together with a completed Student
Reimbursement Form to Rashayla Brown in A32. Be aware that reimbursement
forms will not be processed until after the event
has occurred. After 60 days, reimbursements become taxable income.
Note: No reimbursement
forms will be processed after the end of the semester in which the
event occurs.
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