We're so excited you're here! All students are welcome to attend our meetings, but if you want to be fully involved and become a member, here's how!
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Here are all the requirements you must complete while you are a candidate to become a full member. The following semester after completing these requirements, you will be officially initiated into the organization and be able to include BAP on your resume!
Beta Alpha Psi Participation Requirements*
*All the following requirements must be completed in the six months prior to your initiation application.
Attend at least 8 professional meetings (weekly BAP meetings).
Complete at least two service events.
Dress appropriately (business casual) for all in person professional meetings or if will be on screen if you are a remote student.
Attend the initiation and officer installation ceremonies each semester (Business Casual Attire if in Person)
Academic Requirements
Completed at least three semesters of college courses.
Completed at least one 300-level class at WSU in your qualifying major.
Be a certified accounting, finance, or management information systems major.
At least one of the following:
Have an overall cumulative GPA of at least 3.0;
Have an overall cumulative GPA in classes in your qualifying major of at least 3.25; or
Be enrolled in the WSU Honors College.
Here's how to stay involved each semester and remain a member in good standing with BAP!
Attend at least 8 professional meetings per term (weekly BAP meetings)
Complete at least 2 service activities from different categories
Dress appropriately (business casual if in person or on screen from a remote location) for all professional meetings
Attend the initiation and officer installation ceremonies each semester (Business professional attire required)
*Members in good standing will be given an honor cords as part of their academic regalia to wear at graduation