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-Valdosta State-
Offices: Valdosta, Georgia
Valdosta State University’s purpose is to prepare graduates for career opportunities
and challenges, to apply and expand knowledge, and to promote regional economic
progress. Their undergraduate programs create an educational foundation
on which students with diverse backgrounds and aspirations can build their
careers. The MBA program serves the educational needs of working managers
and professionals in their service region.
Offices: Valparaiso, Indiana
Valparaiso’s College of Business Administration is among the elite 25% of
business schools accredited by AACSB International, the foremost business
accreditation body. This means that a Valparaiso business education provides
you with a higher level of quality and facilitates admission to AACSB-accredited
continuing education programs. Also, many top-tier businesses hire only
graduates of AACSB-accredited schools. The College's attractive student-to-faculty
ratio ensures that students get personalized attention from experienced
professionals.
Offices: Nashville, Tennessee
Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management is a business school unlike
others. Here you will find a rigorous, career-focused program of study in
a unique and intimate atmosphere that is supportive and collegial. When
you attend Owen, they will know your name and they will help you discover
your potential. They will challenge you as they help you fulfill that potential—holding
you accountable yet supporting you each step of the way.
Offices: Vienna, Austria
The Vienna University's close cooperation with the business world affords
it an especially practical relevance, which is one of the reasons why the
Financial Times ranked it among Europe's top 50 business schools.
The university has over 180 partner universities throughout the world and
acknowledged expertise in a number of fields, including that of East-West
business. Its wide range of courses as well as the international orientation
of its teaching and research have made the University a renowned center
of knowledge in many key fields of business and economics.-Villanova University-
Offices: Villanova, Pennsylvania
Founded in 1922, the College of Commerce & Finance has a long and distinguished
history of providing exceptional business education. the College of Commerce
& Finance offers seven undergraduate degrees in the fields of accounting,
economics and business administration as well as seven graduate programs.
All of their programs are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business (AACSB).
Offices: Richmond, Virginia
The primary objective of the Virginia Commonwealth School of Business is
to prepare students for professional careers in business, government, research
and education. Under this objective, the School of Business renders service
to the business community, engages in and encourages research in business-related
fields, provides service to other schools in the university and contributes
to identifying and solving problems related to the university’s urban mission.
Offices: Blacksburg, Virginia
The Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business strives to be recognized as
Virginia's best undergraduate business school through outstanding teaching
by full-time faculty who are also nationally recognized in theoretical and
applied research. The Pamplin College is further committed to being known
for its graduate programs throughout the Commonwealth, and to serving business
and society through the expertise of its faculty, alumni and students.
Offices: Leuven-Ghent, Belgium
Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School is an academic and international school
of management that aims to make an important contribution to professionalizing
management and encouraging entrepreneurship. The school realizes this mission
through rigorous and relevant scientific research and by offering a large
range of high-quality management courses with a specific European dimension.
They welcome students, managers and organizations from all over the world.
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