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Location: Ogg Residence Hall (one floor) | # of Residents: 180
Types of Rooms: coed clusters of triple rooms
Sponsor: Wisconsin School of Business | Open to direct admits to the Wisconsin School of Business
Gender inclusive room options available
The Business Connect Learning Community is designed for first-year direct admits to the Wisconsin School of Business. Residents will explore leadership concepts in a supportive environment with fellow business majors who have similar interests and classes. Business Connect is located in Ogg Residence Hall, a popular building that is conveniently located near the School of Business.
How to Join
All items must be completed by your due date (May 1 for most admitted students). You can be assigned to any learning/theme community even if you did not preference it.
- Sign your University Residence Halls contract and submit your advance payment in My UW Housing.
- Rank the Business Connect Learning Community first when you submit your hall preferences in My UW Housing.
- Prioritize learning communities over residence halls when you submit your hall preferences in My UW Housing.
- Indicate if you want a random or preferred roommate in My UW Housing, and create/join a roommate group if you have a preferred roommate(s). Make sure all preferred roommates have matching preferences.
- Note: both students must be direct admit Wisconsin School of Business students to be eligible to live in Business Connect. If you select a roommate who is not a direct admit business student, you will be assigned to live with that roommate outside of Business Connect, since only direct admit business students are assigned to Business Connect.
Seminar
Business Connect Seminar
Personal & Professional Foundations in Business (PPFB)
All students new to the Wisconsin School of Business are required to take Personal and Professional Foundations in Business (PPFB) their first semester. This course introduces students to resources, helps develop important business skills, facilitates networking among business students, and encourages reflection about students’ own personalities, identities, strengths, values, and personal ethics. For students in Business Connect, sections of the course will be taught in classrooms within Ogg Residence Hall.