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Baker Scholars

The Baker Scholars Program is dedicated to developing students' business-leadership potential. In conjunction with the Department of Economics and Business, the program focuses on three interrelated sets of activities 亚洲色吧� exposure to business leaders, hands-on leadership experiences, and personal leadership development.

Baker Scholars are upper-level students majoring in economics, business or accounting and are selected through a rigorous application process consisting of both written and interview elements. Bakers work to achieve our key program objectives:

LEADERSHIP EXPOSURE 亚洲色吧� Participate in department-initiated trips that provide exposure to business leaders in various firms and industries (locally and globally). Visit cities such as Chicago, Seattle, Tokyo, London and more. 

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 亚洲色吧�  Engage in opportunities for leadership development through mentoring, self reflection, character development and personal growth.

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 亚洲色吧� Put your skills to use and participate in a consequential leadership cases 亚洲色吧� developing skills in leadership, teamwork, strategy and more. 

To be considered for selection to the Baker Scholars Program, student applicants must be:

1. A Hope College sophomore with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3 for your first four semesters.
2. A declared major in business, accounting or economics. All accounting and business majors must have completed 3 out of the following 4 classes (with a C or higher): ACCT 221, BUS 222, ECON 211 or ECON 212. All economics majors must have completed ECON 211 and ECON 212 (with a C or higher). 
3. Dedicated to pursuing a career in business.
4. Willing and able to actively participate in the Baker Scholars Program for the next three semesters. Planned participation in an off-campus semester during the first two semesters is not allowed. Participation is allowed during the third semester.
5. All applicants must be sophomores going into their junior year (based on both credit hours and the date you began college).