USC Marshall School of Business: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

USC students have access to various transportation options, including campus shuttles and discounted Metro passes, facilitating easy commutes within the city.​ Here are the public transportation options you can explore:

1. Metro Rail System: The Los Angeles Metro Rail consists of six lines:

• A Line (Blue) – Connects downtown LA to Long Beach.

• B Line (Red) & D Line (Purple) – Subway lines serving Hollywood and Koreatown.

• E Line (Expo) – Runs from Downtown LA to Santa Monica, making it a popular choice for USC students.

• C Line (Green) & K Line – Connects to LAX and South Bay areas.

• Cost: $1.75 per ride (includes free transfers within 2 hours).

2. Metro Bus System: The Los Angeles Metro Bus system operates over 200 routes, covering all major areas of the city.

• USC students frequently use Metro Rapid and Express Buses for commuting.

• Cost: $1.75 per ride (discounted passes available for students).

3. USC Transportation Services

• USC Campus Shuttles: Free for students, providing transportation between USC Village, Union Station, and University Park Campus (UPC).

• Lyft Partnership: USC offers discounted Lyft rides for students traveling late at night.

4. Biking and Scooters

• Metro Bike Share: USC students can rent bikes from docking stations around campus and LA.

• Electric Scooters: Companies like Bird, Lime, and Spin provide electric scooter rentals for quick campus commutes.

5. Ride-Sharing and Taxis: Uber and Lyft are the most common ride-sharing services used in LA. Taxis are also available but less common compared to ride-sharing apps.

6. Driving & Parking: LA is a car-dependent city, and many students opt to have their vehicles. Hence, USC offers parking permits for students, but parking near campus can be expensive.

7. Airports: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)  is the busiest airport in LA which is  20-30 minutes from USC. Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) is a smaller alternative for domestic flights and Long Beach Airport (LGB) serves regional and low-cost airlines.

1. Career Services: Comprehensive career counseling, job placement assistance, and networking events.​

2. Academic Advising: Personalized guidance to help students navigate their academic journey.​

3. Student Organizations: Over 40 business-related student groups fostering community and professional development.​

4. Global Programs: Opportunities for international study and internships.​

Student life at USC Marshall is vibrant, with a plethora of clubs, organizations, and events. The school's location in Los Angeles provides cultural, recreational, and professional opportunities, enriching the overall student experience.​

Student Clubs & Organizations

USC Marshall has over 40 business-related student organizations, fostering professional growth, networking, and leadership development. Some notable clubs include:

• Marshall Business Student Government (MBSG)

• Marshall Consulting & Strategy Club

• Entrepreneur & Venture Management Association (EVMA) USC Finance & Investment Group (FIG)Marshall Marketing Association (MMA)

• Marshall Women’s Leadership Board (MWLB)

• LGBTQ+ Business Alliance 

Networking & Industry Events

USC Marshall’s location in Los Angeles gives students unparalleled access to networking events, corporate treks, and industry conferences.

• Annual USC Marshall Leadership Conference 

• Corporate Treks

• Alumni Networking Events 

• Industry Panels & Guest Lectures