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Supplemental Administrative Records are largely documents generated by individuals other than the dean or his immediate staff that found their way into the dean's office, either by way of reference or for safekeeping. The Supplemental Administrative Records are divided into two subseries, Programs for Full-Time Students and Faculty and Programs for Special Groups. Programs for Full-Time Students and Faculty, 1924-60, details information about activities designed as part of the school's specific functions as an institution for higher learning. Primarily this means activities related to the school's degree granting activities, although information regarding the administration of the bureaus is also filed here. Prominently mentioned are the Business Research Bureau, Courses, the Curriculum Committee, the Executive Committee, the Hospital Administration Program, and the Bureau of Industrial Relations.

Programs for Special Groups documents the many special presentations the school organized. The GSBA has maintained a strong tradition of serving private groups by organizing special lectures, seminars, short courses and other activities not intended to lead toward any degree but rather designed to update practitioners in a particular area of business with current academic research. Dating from 1932 to 1960, and arranged chronologically, Programs for Special Groups' records particularly document areas such as the annual alumni conference, real estate, accounting, public utilities administration, and bank management.