Earning Points and BadgesUndergraduate business students must earn points and badges as part of the EY Business Professional Development Program to graduate. These are earned by participating in events, certifications, workshops and other professional activities. Increased involvement expands student knowledge, elevates resumes and gives Business Jayhawks a competitive edge in the job market. Students must earn 150, 50 points in three specific sections as well as one experimental learning requirement. Ideally, students should earn 50 points each year, and complete their experimental learning in their last year of school.
Please visit the KU School of Business website for the most up-to-date information about the EY Business Professional Development Program. |
Have points for your Event!
Club events and meetings will now count for E-Points. Register your club meeting through Suitable for your members and attendees to receive points. Most club events will land in the "NEST" competency, but other activities may land in the "HATCH" or "EXTEND" category.
Login into Suitable:
- Open the Suitable website (not yet able to request ePoints through the app)
- Enter your default KU email address (Your default email address will be your KU-Online-ID @ ku.edu.)
- Press continue and enter your password to log in.
Once In Suitable
- Navigate to activities (on the left hand side) and click "Create New Activity" in the top right corner
- Once there, decide to create a "task" or an "event"
- For an event, you will have to describe the event you're creating. Optionally, you can tag incentives like experience tags.
- Choose how students will receive credit for the task assigned
- NEW: Creators of the event choose which level & competency your event applies to (ex: Nest, Hatch, Extend)
- Students no longer have to be part of an existing experience set
- Select when the event starts and ends and a location.
Any Questions?
The ePoints and ePlatform is part of the EY Professionalism Program. Questions about ePoint availability and requirements should be directed to the director fo the program.
The current Professionalism Program Director is Matt Lancaster at [email protected].
The current Professionalism Program Director is Matt Lancaster at [email protected].