Miller Business Honors Program

We are excited to see this One Ball State Day grow year after year—all thanks to your generosity to pay it forward. Your dedication continues to support our best and brightest students. Honors-level students have ambitious goals, such as:

  • obtaining multiple internships
  • graduating early
  • pursuing multiple (often unrelated) majors/minors within the traditional four-year timeline
  • having the opportunity to network individually with employers & alumni
  • applying their skills in a real-world environment

We encourage and support our student's goals, and make them aware of options they might not know exist! Please consider supporting the next generation of future Miller Scholars

This program fund directly supports current and future Miller Scholars and the Miller Business Honors Program overall. Specifically, this fund will allow us to provide a wide array of opportunities to give students the best possible experience across their college journey. Our priorities are: 

Programming 

To further elevate our students' engagement and development, your gift will help us provide a broader set of co-curricular experiences to our high-achieving students. We require these students to attend a wide variety of developmental seminars and workshops. By supporting our programmatic efforts, you help to introduce these advanced students to 

  • higher-profile speakers
  • more geographically diverse company visits
  • professional practices, such as mock interviews and an etiquette dinner
  • enhanced career preparation activities, and more!

Scholarships

The Miller Scholarship is offered to 12 students annually. Since the larger Honors Program's standards and expectations apply to all students, we strive to provide financial support of some kind to all of our honors students. By supporting scholarships, you help relieve students and family members of stress concerning tuition, room and board, books, and many other college costs. With this financial support, students can fully focus on academic and career aspirations. They can also engage more thoroughly in on-campus involvement and leadership and off-campus internships, study abroad, graduate school preparation, research, and more. These extra activities significantly develop personal growth and professional maturity. This growth is key to major and career decision-making, bringing awareness of other cultures and business practices and creating advantages upon entering the workforce or graduate school.  

Future Opportunities

As the Honors Program continues to settle into a new structure post-COVID, we will review current benefits and consider new creative and innovative features for our students. Your feedback and support will provide the ability to continue offering personalized, specialized, and targeted opportunities, which have long-defined this flagship program through employer recognition, regional and national awards, alumni success, and student satisfaction.


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Support for the Miller Business Honors Program
Rank State Gifts
1 IN 147
2 IL 26
3 OH 13
$3,000
6,323 Gifts Unlocks $3,000 for the Multicultural Center
Upon receiving 6,323 gifts, $3,000 will be unlocked for the new Multicultural Center!
6,323 / 6,323 Gifts
Completed
$3,000
Unlock $3,000 for Student Emergency Aid
Upon receiving 6,323 gifts (beating last year's total number of gifts), $3,000 will be unlocked for Student Emergency Aid!
6,323 / 6,323 Gifts
Completed
Leaderboard
5 Hours, 5 Areas, $1,000 Each
The 5 areas that raise the most money from 7pm-Midnight will each receive $1,000!
Rank Prize Department Raised
1 $1,000 Athletics $30,956.02
2 $1,000 Theatre & Dance $17,061.74
3 $1,000 Indiana Academy $9,981.41
4 $1,000 College of Architecture & Planning $4,541.68
5 $1,000 Center for Information & Communication Sciences $4,046.26
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Leaderboard
Academic Department Leaderboard
The three academic departments with the most gifts by midnight will receive $8,000, $4,000 and $2,000 in challenge funds respectively.
Rank Prize Academic Department Gifts
1 $8,000 Theatre & Dance 1,500
2 $4,000 Communication Studies 463
3 $2,000 School of Music 315
4 Modern Languages & Classics 230
5 Miller Business Honors Program 217
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Leaderboard
College Leaderboard
The three colleges with the most gifts by midnight April 6 will receive $3,000, $2,000, and $1,000 respectively.
Rank Prize Colleges Gifts
1 $3,000 College of Fine Arts 1,899
2 $2,000 College of Communication, Information, and Media 1,292
3 $1,000 Teachers College 952
4 College of Sciences and Humanities 876
5 Miller College of Business 467
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Leaderboard
Noon Challenge
The department/unit/team that has the most donors by noon receives $5,000 in challenge funds.
Rank Prize Department, Unit, or Team Donors
1 $5,000 Theatre & Dance 377
2 Athletics 329
3 The Ball State Fund 161
4 Student Scholarships 109
5 College of Architecture & Planning 102
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Leaderboard
Most Donors Challenge
The department/unit/team that has the most donors by midnight will receive $5,000 in challenge funds.
Rank Prize Areas Donors
1 $5,000 College of Fine Arts 1,292
2 Theatre & Dance 1,023
3 Athletics 888
4 Teachers College 726
5 College of Communication, Information, and Media 708
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Leaderboard
Top 5 Donor Challenge
The five units with the most donors by midnight will each receive $1,000
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $1,000 Theatre & Dance 1,023
2 $1,000 Athletics 888
3 $1,000 Indiana Academy 261
4 $1,000 School of Music 191
5 $1,000 College of Architecture & Planning 187
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Leaderboard
Evening Leaderboard
The needs of our students are greater than ever! The five areas with the most donors between 8pm-11pm will each receive $1,000 for their area!
Rank Prize Department Donors
1 $1,000 Theatre & Dance 323
2 $1,000 Athletics 169
3 $1,000 Miller Business Honors Program 81
4 $1,000 Indiana Academy 62
5 $1,000 Spectrum 61
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