Busch School Awards
The following students have earned the highest academic awards offered by the Busch School. The Valedictorian is our student with the highest GPA; the departmental awards are presented to our students who have excelled academically in their major areas. We also offer the unique “Michael Novak Free Enterprise Award,” which is given to the student who carries on their work and research in the spirit of Novak’s inquiry into the intersection of philosophical and theological questions with economic research.
Award Categories
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Award |
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The Michael Novak Free Enterprise Award |
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Distinguished Accounting Student Award |
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Distinguished Finance Student Award |
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Distinguished International Business Student Award |
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Distinguished Marketing Student Award |
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Distinguished Management Student Award |
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Distinguished Sales Student Award |
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Distinguished Social Research Student Award |
Latin Honor Awards
The University recognizes graduates who complete their degree with a final, cumulative grade point average (GPA) above a 3.50. This will be indicated on your diploma. You can earn your degree with:
- Distinction, i.e. cum laude, requiring 3.50
- Great distinction, i.e. magna cum laude, requiring 3.70
- Highest distinction, i.e. summa cum laude, requiring 3.90
The University policy can be found here.