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-Sacramento State-
Offices: Sacramento, California
For more than five decades, the College of Business Administration at Sacramento
State has consistently achieved its fundamental goal—to cultivate excellence
in its graduates and to develop business leaders possessing not only top
management skills, but also a broad understanding of their responsibilities
to business and their community.
Offices: Queens, New York
The Saint Cloud State University Herberger College of Business's mission
is to develop and deliver a quality undergraduate and graduate business
education through the collaborative efforts of an involved community of
students, faculty, staff, business professionals, and other stakeholders.
The College of Business is accredited by AACSB International at both the
bachelor and master's degree levels.
Offices: Queens, New York
The Saint John's University Tobin College of Business enjoys national acclaim
for preparing students to be thoughtful, broadly educated business leaders.
Their philosophy is grounded in the belief that in addition to business
knowledge and skills, leaders must learn to think critically, act ethically
and contribute globally. The Tobin College is fully accredited by AACSB
International and was among the first American business schools to establish
a true presence beyond US shores–in Rome, Italy.
Offices: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Saint Joesph's University Haub School of Business seeks excellence in
business education that offers breadth in terms of broad based coverage
of business concepts and skills, depth through focus on specific industries
and professions, and wholeness via education of men and women in service
of others in accordance with the Ignatian tradition. Their mission is to
support the aspirations of their students to master the fundamental principles
and practices of business in a diverse, ethical, and globally aware context.-Saint Louis University-
Offices: St Louis, Missouri
Outstanding students from the region, throughout the nation and from around
the globe select the Saint Louis University Cook School for their business
education. Their students know that at SLU they will develop a comprehensive
understanding of business and managerial skills as well as values-based
leadership skills. Their growth is further enhanced through work with top-ranked
faculty and successful business practitioners.
Offices: Moraga, California
The Saint Mary's College School of Economics and Business Administration
prepares students for challenging and interesting careers, in the context
of the fine liberal arts education. In keeping with the College's Catholic
and Lasallian Christian Brother's heritage, integrity and ethical consciousness
are emphasized. The School today includes the undergraduate Department of
Accounting, Business Administration, and Economics, as well as the College's
esteemed Graduate Business Programs.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
The Saint Xavier University Graham School of Management (GSM) provides theoretically
sound and practically oriented programs to serve the broad needs of students
interested in or continuing in the challenging fields of business and management.
All of the business programs of the GSM are accredited by the Association
of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). The Graham School is
also committed to serving business and non-profit organizations in the Chicago
area.
Offices: San Diego, California
San Diego State University's College of Business Administration academic
departments include accounting, finance, information and decision systems,
management and marketing. Also offered are programs for entrepreneurship,
hospitality and tourism management, international business, real estate,
executive financial planner, sports business management MBA and executive
MBA.-San Francisco State-
Offices: San Francisco, California
The College of Business at San Francisco State University is among the roughly
25% of business schools in the US that are fully accredited by AACSB International,
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. They have been
serving the Bay Area and Pacific Rim for decades, both with pride and with
distinction. SFSU is the largest accredited business school in California
and one of the 20 largest in the country.
Offices: San Jose, California
The mission of the San Jose State University College of Business Graduate
Programs is to provide advanced business and professional education to high
potential individuals with diverse backgrounds and work experiences. They
prepare their graduates to make responsible, personally enriching, and professionally
advantageous decisions. They offer a choice of academically challenging,
multi-disciplinary programs keeping pace with a dynamic environment.
Offices: Santa Clara, California
Powerful professionals require the principled leadership skills that come
from Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business's nationally ranked
business programs. Leveraging the school's Silicon Valley location, their
students gain a real world edge as they learn to build and direct strong
teams in their intelligently flexible programs designed for the seriously
ambitious business leader.
Offices: Toronto, Ontario
Global, innovative and diverse, the Schulich School of Business offers undergraduate,
graduate and postgraduate business degree programs leading to careers in
the private, public and nonprofit sectors. One of the top business schools
in Canada, Schulich is ranked among the 25 best MBA schools in global MBA
rankings. Schulich offers business programs year-round at two campuses —
its complex on York University’s main campus and its downtown Miles S. Nadal
Management Centre located in the heart of the city’s financial district.
Offices: Milano, Italy
SDA Bocconi's School of Management is designed to optimize resources following
the canons that drive successful businesses everywhere. In designing new
offerings they encourage the fast, flexible and creative interaction of
these canons by unleashing the entrepreneurial spirit of their faculty.
The flexible system of widespread entrepreneurship that the School has means
that the SDA Bocconi School of Management can respond quickly with custom
executive programs.
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