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Hospitality and Tourism is the world’s largest industry, and the goods and services we provide are in high demand by consumers. This demand has created a period of tremendous growth in the industry, w

Hospitality and Tourism is the world’s largest industry, and the goods and services we provide are in high demand by consumers. This demand has created a period of tremendous growth in the industry, which is exciting, for both the consumer and the industry alike. With all this growth, we are seeing incredible opportunities for the next generation of managers and leaders. The future is bright for the industry and those working in it. Our HTM students and alumni will be ready to take that lead; we encourage you to apply and be a part of this expanding industry!

Applicants are individually evaluated on a number of criteria, including academic performance in the predictor courses, overall academic performance, personal and professional activities, and other involvement and/or leadership experiences students have gained. The online application will be available in November and April.

To learn more about the application, please view our narrated presentation here.

Complete three predictor courses from the list below; one must be HT-MGT 100: 

  1. HT-MGT 100 Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management (section for non-majors; required to apply) 
  2. One of the following: 
    ECON 103 Introduction to Microeconomics (SB)
    RES-ECON 102 Introduction to Resource Economics (SB)
    ECON 104 Introduction to Macroeconomics (SB) 
  3. One of the following: 
    MATH 121 Linear Methods & Probability for Business (R2) or higher level math
    STATISTC 111 Elementary Statistics 
    STATISTC 240 Introduction to Statistics (R2) 
    RES-ECON 212 Introduction to Statistics for Social Sciences (R2) 
    OIM 240 Business Data Analysis (open to Isenberg BBA students only) 

The following courses required for the HTM major may be taken by non-HTM majors but they will not satisfy predictor course requirements for the application: 

  • COMPSCI 105 Computer Literacy 
  • HT-MGT 260 Human Resource Management in the Hospitality Industry

Current BBA or BS Sport students:

If you are a student in the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree program or the Bachelor of Science Sport Management degree program, you do not need to apply to the Bachelor of Science Hospitality & Tourism Management degree program. Instead, complete this google form to declare the HTM major.

Deadlines to Apply

Deadlines to Apply
Spring Admission

Applications for Spring admission open on Nov. 1st and due by Dec. 1st at 5pm. Admission decisions are communicated via UMA email by mid-Jan. 

Fall Admission

Applications for Fall admission open on Apr. 1st and due by May 1st at 5pm. Admission decisions are communicated via UMA email by mid-June. 

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Contact Us

Please contact the Isenberg Undergraduate Programs Office with any questions.

Email: undergrad@isenberg.umass.edu

Phone: 413-545-5610

Location: Isenberg Business Innovation Hub, N230