Overview

The University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill business school is called Kenan-Flagler. Kenan-Flagler has degree options for all degree levels. For those who wish to gain this highly selective Kenan-Flagler Undergraduate Business Program, they must follow the following rules. All applicants must have at least 1 semester at UNC prior to applying. Admissions suggests that the student applies before their sophomore year. Students will need to have a career exploration plan, and demonstrate leadership skills. Accepted students will complete their junior and senior year courses in the program.

Features

Kenan-Flagler’s strong academic program includes their “live learning opportunities”. These opportunities are developed to match the requirements for the individual degree. Students who join these programs can apply their classroom experience to real world exercises in a laboratory environment. Below is a list of the undergraduate-level opportunities for juniors and seniors:

• STAR program or STAR Global is a 4-month consulting engagement with a local or international client. Unless the client is local, most of the interaction will occur virtually. However, if the client is international, the students may need to visit the international country for two weeks.
• Up-Your Game Simulation is an email simulation game for students to experience what it is like to be a company’s “rising star”. Tasks include a simulated increase in workload, a special project and an “executive debriefing” in front of a small group of “executives”.
• Entrepreneurial Consulting program is a simulated consultant group – usually a team of students – working together to solve current, real-world problems for entrepreneurial clients.

Notables

Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill is known for their high values in excellence, leadership, integrity, community and teamwork. Bloomberg Business Week calls it the #10 school for teaching job placement and facilities and services. US News &World Report says their undergraduate program is the #9 in the country and #5 in public universities. However, one of the most important things about Kenan-Flagler is that you will get an ivy league education at a public school price.

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Kelley School of Business at Indiana University – Bloomington was founded in 1920 in Bloomington, Indiana. Today, the entire Kelley Business School ranks #20 as the best business schools and the undergraduate business school ranks #1. Kelley believes that the best teacher is experience because it focuses on the person’s passions and talents. Entering freshman students presented with personal academic, career and faculty advisors to assist them with choosing their official major right before their senior year.

Features

To engage student’s passions and talents, Kelley has built three core programs into the first three years of the undergraduate curriculum. The focus is to develop the student’s global rapport in communication, professionalism and computer skills. These programs can occur on the main campus, online or on one of the 100 overseas programs in 37 countries and in 17 languages.

• Kelley Compass Courses: A series of courses that allows students to shape their personal brand, identify unique strengths, develop leadership skills and hone their own values, beliefs and passions. Students are required to take one class per year over the course of their first three years at Kelley. Kelley Compass 1, 2, and 3.
• Global Foundations Core (G-Core): A sophomore year group of classes that prepares you for the economic, social, political, legal, cultural and technological influences within a global economy. During this foundational core classes, students do have an opportunity to travel globally to gain experience.
• Integrative Core (I-Core): A junior year block of four classes that assist students in combining everything that they have learned during their first two years at Kelley. This block is a semester long intensive program that has a 10-day cohort that studies a real-world business case.
• Other required courses and credits: Students are required to attend special workshops and seminars in Commercial Real Estate, consulting, global sales, investment banking, investment management, retail, technology consulting.

Notables

Kelley’s excellent reputation for their students’ core business understanding, global economic perspective and confidence gains students the interaction with over 700 global companies throughout their tenure at the school through school activities, special seminars, recruiting events and student organizations.

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Founded in 1918, the Fox Business School at Temple University is the largest, comprehensive business school within greater Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and one of the largest in the United States. The business school has over 7,500 students and over 190 faculty. While it maintains high rankings by Forbes, Princeton Review and US News & World Report, the school remains known for its high-quality education with campus and class options that work for the modern student schedule and budget.

Features

Today, the Fox offers 15 undergraduate majors and the opportunity for all students to create an e-portfolio highlighting their work, participation and experiences at Fox. To fill their portfolio, students are encouraged to gain global experience inside and outside the classroom by participating in the Fox Abroad Program, Fox Immersion Program, and 20 Student Professional Organizations. Most of these programs include some form of community involved, studying abroad or interacting with global peoples. The Fox School of Business Immersion program provides students the follow academic experiences:

• Freshmen are provided opportunities to get involved at Temple University, the Fox School of Business, and the local community.
• Sophomores focus on their talents and passions through professional development opportunities through various elements of the campus community.
• Juniors are encouraged to study abroad or get involved in the local community through volunteering or working.
• Seniors are expected to take leadership roles in the Fox School of Business, student professional organizations, and the community.

Notables

Fox School of Business is in the top 15% of business schools. It has been able to reach this top-level achievement by focusing on student success metrics with the aid of faculty and staff in tutoring, advising, and study abroad programs. Fox has been able to implement two unique additional support programs to increase student connectiveness and diversity through the Capital Markets Room. The Capital Markets room allows students to create a student managed investment fund and use that fund to gain practical experience prior to graduation.

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Arizona State University is the #1 in the nation for academic innovation. Their business school, the W. P. Carey School of Business, supports that ranking by being a direct admit business school. Carey has its own advisors and tutors to support these student’s pursuit towards 30 business degrees. Students are encouraged to join one of the 45 business-related student organizations and engage in potential leadership opportunities.

Features

There is plenty for students to do on campus from over NCAA Division I sports to small class sizes. However, the W. P. Carey School of business has created some unique tools to build a long-term support network towards student success.

Camp Carey: Camp Carey is a required rite of passage for all entering freshmen. Topics include: Defining the Carey Business Program, the history of Sun Devil Traditions, ASU Sun Devil expectations and ASU student resources.

WPC 101 course: All entering freshmen and transfers are required to take this high level overview course. The course creates a direct connection between the student and the Carey Business school resources available to them. Topics include: Dual Enrollment Credits, AP courses or test scores, library services, supplemental instruction and so much more.

Business Student Connections: Outside the ASU Carey classroom, students are immersed in the business development in many ways. The school offers a business-focused living and learning community. Students can live in this community on campus or, if the student chooses to commute, engage in this community through special events and seminars or join one of the 45 business related student organizations.

P. Carey 360°: This is the Carey ePortfolio platform that will help build your career competencies prior to graduation. Competency areas include leadership development, Global & cultural engagement, networking, personal finance and many others.

Notables

The W. P. Carey School of Business makes sure that the students know that the faculty and staff are there for them throughout the semester. At the beginning of the semester, the academic dean holds a welcome back patio cookout. Throughout the semester, students can participate in special seminars with well-known brands and industries. Towards the end of the semester, these same revered brands are on campus actively recruiting students and graduates for internships, co-ops and permanent positions.

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The University of Florida’s business department is called the Warrington College of Business. Warrington is comprised of several smaller schools – the Heavener School of Business, Fisher School of Accounting and the Hough Graduate School of Business. The Heavener School is the undergraduate school. It is ranked as the 18^th in public undergraduate business school by the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges of 2016. The program has also ranked in the top 12 in the following programs: Real Estate (4^th), Accounting (5^th), Quantitative Analysis (6^th), Finance (10^th) and Marketing (12^th).

Features

Inside the Warrington College of Business, there are 35 student organizations. Nearly a third of the students participate in these groups. At the undergraduate level, students can pursue the following majors:

• Accounting
• Economics
• Finance
• General Studies
• Information Systems
• Management
• Marketing

Notables

The University of Florida is a leading national research university The Warrington College of Business created the first completely online 4-year bachelor degree at a research university. The allows students to get a high quality, research focused bachelor degree that can be pursued as their schedule permits. The coursework and the research opportunities are the same as if they were physically on campus.

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Auburn University’s Raymond J. Harbert College of business was founded in 1967 in Auburn, Alabama. However, it was named after Raymond J. Harbert much later in 1982. Raymond J. Harbert made a $40 million donation to the college. Even today, it remains the largest gift in Auburn history. Today, Harbert is in Auburn, Alabama, and it is recognized as the largest business college in Alabama with an undergraduate student population of 4,500 students.

Features

The Harbert College of Business ensures that students receive a balanced education: hard sciences, business, arts and community engagement. All business majors must take art and science courses during their freshman and sophomore years. This way students have a broader experience and understanding prior to starting their chosen business degree major courses in the junior and senior years. At the time of this writing, the Harbert College of Business offers 14 undergraduate business majors including aviation, entrepreneurship, and supply chain.

Notables

The Harbert College of Business has gathered many top-ranking notables over the years. Many of the accolades are focused on their MBA programs. However, at the undergraduate level, Harbert is known for their accounting programs according to Bestcolleges.com, Public Accounting Report, and US News & World Report. You can’t have a great MBA and accounting programs without having a great faculty to support it. Overall this is a fantastic school that many global companies actively recruit.

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James Madison University’s College of Business (CoB) was established in 1972 in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Today, the college ranks in the following top 50 programs in the United States according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s: 18^th place for undergraduate business programs in United States and 41^st place globally. What is even more impressive is that the JMU is one of 182 institutions that have both their business and accounting accreditations from the AACSB.

Features

Poets & Quants rank this business school at #10 for the best college experience at an undergraduate B-School. Based on the college’s surveys, here are some of the ways students at James Madison are actively engaging at the academic and future career levels:

• Focused Career Events: Each major has their own specific career-based events throughout the semester. During these events, students can meet with potential firms, attend experimental learning tours or just have a relaxed conversation with recruiters.
• Integrated Functional Systems course (COB 300): COB 300 introduces junior-level students to how corporate departments and various disciplines interact in real life. At the end of this 12-hour course, these juniors compete in a business plan competition in front of a panel of high level business leaders.
• Google® Social Media Competitions. This is typically a marketing department student event at the global level. James Madison University’s marketing students have achieved the most wins and award placement in this competition than any other institution. They consistently win in the following categories: Social Impact, AdWords, and social media marketing at the regional and global levels.
• CPA exam: Accounting department has the #1 pass rate in the nation.

Notables

Top employers actively recruit here at James Madison University College of Business. In today’s global economy, a JMU CoB student has the best reputation to be successful as an intern or a permanent employee. Some of the top employers for new graduates include: Accenture, Booz Allen, Goldman Sachs, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, etc. The median base salaries are just under $60,000 to start.

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The University of Nebraska – Lincoln College of Business was founded in 1913. The College has developed such a high level, business curriculum that enabled it to be a founding member of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). And, yes, it is accredited by the AACSB. In addition to the AACSB accreditation, it is one of the 36 University partners in the U.S. with the Chartered Financial Analyst designation by the CFA Institute.

Features

Today, the College of Business offers over 10 undergraduate majors in accounting, actuarial science, agribusiness, business administration, economics, finance, international business, management, marketing, and supply chain management. Students are welcome to join several student organizations, career development and campus activity organizations. However, there are three organizations that a new student should check out.

The Clifton Strengths Institute: The institute utilizes the StrengthsFinder Assessment program to conduct an annual coaching program for the institute members. The program is designed to identify and maximize the person’s strengths and direct them towards life-fulling work. This is the only strength-based research lab hosted at a college or university.

The Honors Academy: Typically, an honor courses are just that – courses. However, the College of Business has taken it to an entirely new level. Students who select the Honor Academy join a 40-45 first-year cohort of College Business Students that will be together until graduation pursuing excellence in academics, real life experience and opportunities to increase understanding through volunteering, networking and competitions.

Notables

Students are also encouraged to join the Business Learning Communities. These learning communities at are an innovative culture that links classroom learning to real live scenarios. Here at the College of Business, students are able to join one of two learning communities. One focuses on the actual development of business leaders. The other focuses on global perspectives, goals and aspirations of today’s global leaders. Both communities are useful to the development of the entire student facing a local, global economy.

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The Carnegie Mellon University – Tepper School of Business was founded in 1949 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Since their inception, they have never followed the traditional rules concerning business education. They set up their program so that the students learn the following this particular schedule: freshman year build a foundation in analysis, communication and business context. Sophomores and Juniors being their in-depth study connected to their major and minor. Seniors focus only on their major and minor coursework so that when they graduate they continue their own path becoming innovative entrepreneurs, business executives, venture capitalist and lawyers.

Features

Carnegie’ Tepper undergraduate students are given vast opportunities to put their classroom learning into practice. The university and the business school have developed several lab-like learning environments for students to participate from their freshman year on.

Annual Etiquette Dinner and the Tepper Ball are formal events to engage students in proper etiquette at a formal dinner or party. These skills are necessary for their future careers as many will be attending formal meal-based functions, parties or interviews.

Competitions: What is business without a sense of competition. There are internal and external competitions that students are expected to participate. Some are based on a real-life business situation or a research study. However, most will require a professional presentation to corporate executives and business leaders. These events assist students in gaining pertinent experience prior to entering the workforce.

Networking events: There are weekly events that allow students to explore various avenues of industry and build quality networking skills. Some of the events are called the “Waffle, Coffee and Professor” or “Tepper Ball”. In a global economy, social interaction is key to building a strong prosperous business.

Notables

Carnegie-Tepper has been ranked #6 in the nation for the best overall business school by the 2017 US News & World Report. Their management information systems program, Production and Operations Management program and Quantitative Analysis programs are ranked as #2 in the nation. BusinessWeek states that Tepper graduates have some of top highest paid starting salaries within the US. Overall, Tepper School of Business graduates are highly sought after for their world-renown education.

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Arkansas State University – Jonesboro College of Business is in Jonesboro, Arkansas, founded in 1946. Today, the college has four focuses: Accounting; Computer & Information Technology; Economics & Finance; and Management & Marketing. At the ASU- Jonesboro College of Business, students can pursue 10 undergraduate degrees and 2 certificates.

Features

ASU – Jonesboro College of Business is focused on the success of their students and the companies that they will work for. In addition to their academic regiment, students can spread their academic wings to participate in several opportunities that impact the local economy and businesses:

Women’s Business Leadership Center: This is a leadership program geared to engaging females to pursue business courses and careers. The organization engages women of all ages and educational backgrounds to become fully equipped to pursue a strong career in business through partnerships, collaboration, mentoring and networking opportunities.

R.M. Bob Wood Sales Leadership Center: ‘He Sales Leadership Program’: This is not your typical sales program. This program is to enhance the student experience and promote personal and professional growth and success. It contains a comprehensive sequence of sales and sales management classes emphasizing the consultative and relationship in the selling processes. It looks to spark student innovation and collaborative thinking while advancing the personal selling and sales leadership profession.

Delta Center for Economic Development: coordinates the economic development outreach services of a-state to servicing the business, government and citizens of Arkansas. Assist with retooling and training current and future leaders.

Notables

Arkansas students can assist with the retooling of today’s workforce by assisting in the Delta Center for Economic Development and the A-State Small Business & Technology Development Center. Both centers are created to support the economic development of local businesses, government and citizens by providing opportunities to expand their current skills to include current workforce needs. The Delta Center works directly with the workers in the area and the A-Sate Small Business Center works with the businesses and managers. Together, these two are able to support over 16 counties in northern Arkansas.

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The North Carolina State University’s Poole College of Management was officially created in 1992 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The goal is to create a real-world experience and passion in their students to engage students to succeed. This passion has led to innovative researched-based initiatives that support over 2,700 students studying at the Poole College of Management each year.

Features

The Poole College of Management is young, agile and innovative with a dynamic research and learning environment in addition to the 12 undergraduate degrees in the Poole College of Management. and the 400 student organizations at North Carolina State, Poole is also known for the following research-based learning initiatives:

• The Business Sustainability Collaborative
• Consumer Innovation Consortium
• Supply Chain Resource Collaborative

Notables

Bloomberg’s Businessweek names the Poole College of Management as one of the top 50 undergraduate business programs and in the top 40 undergraduate accounting programs. The Poole College’s graduate program is called Jenkins. Jenkins is listed as a top MBA program by the U.S. News & World report and by the Economist. places Poole among the top 50 undergraduate business programs and top 40 undergraduate and master of accounting programs. U.S. News & World Report places our Jenkins MBA program at #52 in the U.S., and the Economist has our MBA program in its Global 100.

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The University of Massachusetts–Amherst Isenberg School of Management is in Amherst, Massachusetts with early business classes starting in the 1930s. Today, Bloomberg BusinessWeek ranked their overall program was #36 in 2014. However, according to its 2016 undergraduate rankings, the undergraduate program at Isenberg School of Management is now #1 in the Northeast. Today, Isenberg offers all its students real-world opportunities to engage with today’s fast-paced business climate with a collaborative learning environment, powerful alumni networks and passionate faculty.

Features

The Isenberg School of Management is a top ranked program to develop over 4,500 prepared students. Their undergraduate programs include: Accounting, Finance, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Management, Marketing Operations, Information Management, and Sport Management. Students are encouraged to network and join over 35 business-focused student organizations and access the following centers for pursuing their own careers:

The Chase Career Center will provide you guidance to become the best candidate for the job. They will assist in tailoring your resume, polish your skills and assist with finding the perfect internship.

Business Communication Center delivers feedback on your writing and speaking assignments. IT is staffed by faculty that teach at Isenberg – so you know you are getting quality feedback.

Academic Advising is a crucial element of graduating on time and taking the right courses. The staff are on hand to talk about course requirements, student organizations or direct you to the right student resources.

Notables

University of Massachusetts–Amherst Isenberg School of Management is named after Eugene Isenberg. He was a graduate from the school in 1950 and received an honorary doctorate in 2000. Mr. Isenberg was a successful businessman and generous philanthropist who donated over $6 million dollars to the University of Massachusetts. At the time of his death, Mr. Isenberg was one of the four co-chairs of UMass Rising campaign, board member and former president of the UMass Amherst Foundation and the inaugural recipient of the University’s Legacy of Leadership Award.

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The University of Texas–Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management is in Dallas, TX. It offers 8 undergraduate degree programs in accounting, business, finance, healthcare, human resources, IT, marketing and supply chain. In order to graduate, all students are required to complete at least 160 hours at an internship or practicum. Students also have access to fast-track options that will allow them to start their master-level degree courses while still an undergraduate student.

Features

The University of Texas is home to over 300 student organizations including Greek and Honor societies. These organizations include academic, cultural, recreation and so many more. However, the Naveen Jindal School of Management would not be complete unless the following opportunities were available to their students:

Living Learning Communities (LLCs) are freshman students looking to share common academic goals and interests. They have specifically designed residence halls, community specific courses and group activities. The benefit of joining a business-related LLC is the development of peer relationships and increased faculty interaction.

Peer to peer mentoring is the institution’s way of connecting new or younger students to the community. Usually there is a mentor, a student with more experience and “knows the ropes” at the college, and a mentee, someone who has less experienced or newer to UTD. Mentors provide advice to academic issues in regard to the major, student life or student organization activities.

The Road Warriors is a program specific for students who do not live on campus. It provides a way for these commuters to get involved and gain the most from their college experience.

Notables

JSOM Students do not shy away from competition. In recent competitions, a group of MBA students won the Penn State Smeal College of Business Case Competition. A group of junior accounting students won the international intercollegiate mediation tournament and the Grant Thornton Metroplex Case competition. Regardless of your educational level at Jindal or your expertise, there are plenty of ways to shine.

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The University of North Dakota’s School of Business and Public Administration (CoBPA) located in Grand Forks, North Dakota. It is the first accredited business college in North Dakota and remains the largest business school in North Dakota. The school ranks among the top 5% of the 777-accredited business educational institutions accredited in the world. They boast of a 98.4% job placement after graduation.

Features

The University of North Dakota’s School of Business and Public Administration is committed to providing educational and social opportunities to all students There are over 25 professional student business organizations that includes 6 honor societies and 18 standard student organizations. Students are encouraged to consider 7 study abroad opportunities through the College of Business. The College of Business & Public Administration offers the following degrees:

• 16 undergraduate
• 4 graduate
• 2 certificate

Notables

The university is also unique because they are only one of 5 universities that has a School of Entrepreneurship within their College of business. The other popular elements within their College of Business include: The North Dakota Small Business Development Center, The Center for Innovation, and the Pancratz Career Development Center. The Army & Air Force ROTC report to the College of Business and Public Administration as well.

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Ball State University’s Miller College of Business was named after their benefactor, Wallace T. Miller Jr, in 1998. Today, the Miller College of Business is known for its advanced, up-to-the-minute classroom instruction as well as its capstone project on E-Day. There is an emphasis in immersive learning and internships for all students.

Features

Students do not officially become Miller College of Business students until their junior year. However, Ball State University has created a pre-business curriculum specific to pre-business students. This curriculum includes:

• 14 undergraduate business foundation courses that equals 42 credit hours.
• 27 credits of Business-focused course work include:
  • 9 credit in managing financial resources
  • 9 hours in understanding the marketplace
  • 9 hours in organizational processes

Notables

The Ball State University’s Miller College of Business Entrepreneur program is more than just talking about start-ups in Silicon Valley. It is about creating an environment that embraces change and exploits new opportunities regardless of the age of the organization. The Entrepreneurship Center has been open since 1983. The Center and the program are recognized as top programs in the united states. Students who choose the entrepreneurship degree will have a capstone project of crafting a business plan, present it to a panel of entrepreneurs, and only if they offer a stamp of approval are you allowed to graduate on time.

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The University of Wisconsin’s business school was founded in Madison, Wisconsin in 1900. Today, it has over 35,000 alumni throughout the globe. The undergraduate program is ranks as the #5^th best program in the United States by the Center for World University Rankings. Kiplinger says that it has the top 10 Best College Values. It is ranked #18 by Poets & Quants, #28 by Businessweek and #15 by U.S. News & World Report.

Features

The University of Wisconsin’s School of Business provides over 2,500 undergraduate students the opportunity to pursue over 10 academic majors. The average student will finish in 4 years, pursue an internship that pay at least $2,800 per month and study abroad. While you are on campus, there are 16 business-school related organizations. The School of Business offers the following undergraduate degrees.

• Accounting B.B.A.
• Computer Science B.S.
• Economics B.A.
• Economics B.S.
• Management B.B.A.
• Management Information Systems B.B.A.
• Marketing B.B.A.

Notables

The Wisconsin School of Business students can pursue their master’s degree online or in person. Those who choose to gain work experience before moving forward have reported the following: their sign-on bonuses averaged over $3,000; the average starting salary was over $54,000; and 85% were able to find jobs within 6 months of graduation.

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Georgia College & State University’s Business program is called the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business. The school is in Milledgeville, Georgia, and is accredited by the AACSB for their undergraduate and graduate programs. The college offers 8 bachelor degrees and 16 business-related student organizations.

Features

The college provides the best classroom and extracurricular activities for their students through professional develop and leadership training opportunities. Some of these opportunities include: national and local industry seminars, panel sessions with professionals, mock interviews, career fairs, student clubs, service learning and research projects, and internship opportunities. The following centers produce these opportunities

• Center for Economic Education
• Center of Design and E-Commerce
• Institute of Logistics and Transportation

Notables

The Center of Design and E-Commerce (CODEC) is a learning resource center that provides professional learning experiences to graduate and undergraduate students. Their focus is on website development and maintenance in standard and E-commerce websites. Students can again assistance with their development and maintenance of social media pages, Search Engine Optimization, Content Management, e-newsletters, graphic design, logos, branding and creation of e-commerce stores. This way students can apply academic learning to live work-based organizations.

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Pennsylvania State University – World Campus was founded in 1998 as the university joined the online revolution. However, the idea of distance education is not new. Penn State University has been conducting distance education since 1892. Today, Penn State is a nationally recognized institution with over 125 degree programs in the most in-demand areas of education, business, engineering, technology and healthcare. There are 43 active student business organizations.

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The Smeal College of Business was founded originally in 1953 and branded as Smeal after two generous alumni in 1990. Today, Smeal is one of the top business schools in the country. However, due to the popularity of the program, they have enrollment controls in place to ensure that dedicated business majors can graduate on time. To gain consideration, students must be enrolled as “pre-majors” and meet GPA requirements. The sophomore students must successfully complete eight entrance-to-major courses by the end of the spring semester of their sophomore year.

Notables

Kiplinger Personal Finance calls Penn State a “best value public college”. The U.S. News and World Report lists the world campus as one of the top 10 online bachelor degree programs. It is a Top 100 University with 10 distinct research centers just within the Smeal College of Business.

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The University of Maryland–College Park Robert H. Smith School of Business was founded in 1921 in College Park, Maryland. Today, the Smith School is AACSB accredited. They have earned numerous accolades for their standard of excellence according to the 2017 U.S. News & World Report: #19 undergraduate program in the US; #10 undergraduate program among public universities; #10 in Management Information Systems; and #11 in Supply Chain Management and Logistics.

Features

Admission to the Smith School is highly competitive. They approach their potential future students in a holistic process to find the most diverse, engaged and academically inclined students. Right now, they have 2950 undergraduates pursuing 8 different majors and countless minors. The top fields at the Smith School are

• Accounting
• Financial Services
• Marketing
• Supply Chain Management

Notables

Students are provided with several opportunities to learn in a live environment. One of the opportunities include operating the $2 million Mayer Fund. They design their own portfolio and test their portfolio with real money at state. Based on their research, the $20 million New Markets Venture Fund allows students to make early investments low income areas in Baltimore-Washington D.C. OR students can join up with the Dingman Center to participate in one of the country’s first entrepreneurship centers on a university campus.

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The Mississippi State University’s College of Business was founded in 1916. It is recognized as the oldest business school in the South with a century of experience in providing quality MBAs and undergraduate degrees to students with a quality education while utilizing the latest technologies. It is important to note that the College of Business is also AACSB accredited. This accreditation puts them in the top 5% of all business schools in the world.

Features

The College of Business at Mississippi State University prepares students to become distinguished business leaders in twelve key areas. Students can also add minors to complement their majors, gain real life experience or add to their competitiveness in their future careers. Some of the programs include:

• Finance & Economics
• Business Administration & Information Systems
• Risk Management
• Supply Chain Management 

Notables

Mississippi State University’s College of Business has the highest standard of achievement and produces highly skilled, desirable graduates. Students have 95% job placement within 6 months and are known to have high starting salaries compared to their non AACSB school counterparts. The College of Business is also 1 of 18 higher education institutions that have a Professional Golf Management school in the country.