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Wake Forest Graduate School of Management
Offices: Charlotte, North Carolina
The Babcock School's mission is to provide
students with the knowledge and ability
to lead and manage change in a global economy.
Founded in 1969, the Babcock School currently
has 549 students enrolled and 5,189 alumni.
The Babcock Graduate School of Management
is named for Charles Babcock (1899-1967),
a noted businessman and philanthropist who
influenced the civic, cultural and business
development of Winston-Salem and North Carolina. |
Warsaw School of Economics
Offices: Warsaw, Poland
Established in 1906, SGH (Warsaw School
of Economics) is one of the most prominent
schools of business and economics in Europe.
It is the oldest and largest economics university
in Poland. The student population is approximately
13,000, which includes part-time, full-time
undergraduates, graduates and PhD students.
In addition to the University of Richmond,
SGH has partnerships with Georgetown and
University of Minnesota in the US as well
as numerous agreements with institutions
worldwide. |
Washington & Lee University School of Commerce
Economics & Politics
Offices: Lexington, Virginia
The school educates students in the liberal
arts tradition, enriches their understanding
of the economy, business, and politics,
and inspires them to serve society with
vision and integrity. Approximately 250
students pursue majors in the School each
year, and about 30 percent of the university's
baccalaureate degree candidates are from
the School. The Williams School offers two
types of degrees, the Bachelor of Science
degree with Special Attainments in Commerce,
and the Bachelor of Arts degree. |
Washington University School of Business
Offices: St Louis, Missouri
Washington University founded in 1853, has
maintained a School of Business since 1917
and awarded its first undergraduate business
degree in 1919. The John M Olin School of
Business is one of the country's leading
research-oriented business schools. Located
in the heart of the Midwest, it attracts
top faculty and students to its nationally
recognized undergraduate, MBA, and Executive
MBA programs. |
Wayne State University School of Business
Administration
Offices: Detroit, Michigan
Since 1976, the School has been among a
prestigious group of business schools worldwide
(527) that hold accreditation from AACSB
International. More than 60 faculty scholars
bring their future-oriented, research-based
knowledge to the classroom. In addition
to full-time professors, the School relies
on an adjunct faculty of business professionals,
who provide their knowledge of "real-world"
applications. The School places significant
emphasis on globalization, distance education
and technology. |
Webster University School of Business &
Technology
Offices: St Louis, Missouri
As a global university, Webster offers students
the distinct advantage of benefiting from
the collective wisdom of faculty throughout
the world who have knowledge and experience
in many disciplines. This expertise ranges
from foreign trade, international business,
economics, finance, and marketing to computer
science, human resources, telecommunications
management, and e-commerce. |
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Western Carolina University College of Business
Offices: Cullowhee, North Carolina
The College of Business offers both undergraduate
and graduate degrees. At the undergraduate
level the college offers a Bachelor of Science
in Business Administration with majors in
Accounting, Business Administration and
Law, Computer Information Systems, Entrepreneurship,
Finance, Management or Marketing as well
as a Bachelor of Science degree in International
Business. At the graduate level, the college
offers a Master of Accountancy, Master of
Business Administration, and Master of Project
Management. |
Western Kentucky University College of Business
Offices: Bowling Green, Kentucky
The mission of the Gordon Ford College of
Business is to be a leader in providing
high-quality, applied undergraduate business
education, while also meeting the needs
of the business community by offering select
graduate programs. Faculty demonstrate competency
through continuous intellectual activity
in business, applied or instructional research
with relevant professional services, activities,
and involvement with business, industry,
and government organizations. All programs
in the Gordon Ford College of Business have
been accredited by AACSB International. |
Western Michigan University College of Business
Offices: Kalamazoo, Michigan
Established in 1949 as the Department of
Business studies, the Haworth College of
Business has become a leader in business
education and research. Both graduate and
undergraduate programs have been accredited
by the AACSB. Their graduate program will
help students develop the leadership and
management skills critical to their career
success. Convenient program and schedule
options enable the College to develop a
program that will fit students' schedules,
whether they pursue an MSA or MBA, part
time or full time. |
Western New England College School of Business
Offices: Springfield, Massachusetts
From the business of professional sports
to online banking, the business world is
changing and with it are new opportunities
for students like you to shape its future.
You can be a part of this exciting new era
of globalization and technological innovation
with a solid business education from Western
New England College. Western New England
College joins elite company as one of 480
AACSB International accredited business
programs. |
Western Washington University College of
Business & Economics
Offices: Bellingham, Washington
The College provides high quality programs
in business and economics focusing primarily
on undergraduate instruction. The College
serves the needs of students from throughout
the region by offering programs that provide
a global perspective, a knowledge of information
technology, and the ability to apply economic
and business principles. The College also
offers a general graduate program in business
administration and provides instruction
to students from other colleges within the
University. |
West Virginia University College of Business
& Economics
Offices: Morgantown, West Virginia
West Virginia University's College of Business
and Economics is small enough to offer highly
personalized service, while at the same
time has a vision and a network that reaches
out across the globe. All of their programs
foster leadership, innovation, and a global
perspective. Problem-solving, teamwork,
adaptability, and effective communication
are the cornerstones of all their academic
programs. AACSB International has fully
accredited every one of their business programs. |
WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management
Offices: Vallendar, Germany
To promote entrepreneurial, innovative thinking
and action, they provide an intellectual
and creative environment that is characterized
by the engagement and commitment of all
involved. They are committed to providing
students with an outstanding internationally
oriented and up-to-date training and education,
which builds on WHU’s own research. They
reinforce, encourage and challenge individual
personal development and social responsibility
through mutual trust, support and respect
in a community of students, alumni and faculty. |
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Wichita State University School of Business
Offices: Wichita, Kansas
The Barton School is committed to providing
high quality programs for all their constituents.
They offer bachelors and masters programs
in business and accounting that are fully
accredited by AACSB International, the premier
business accreditation agency worldwide.
The Barton School is one of only 165 schools
globally to hold both business and accounting
accreditation from the AACSB. |
Widener University School of Business Administration
Offices: Chester, Pennsylvania
The School of Business Administration provides
a learning environment in which students
are empowered to achieve success, both in
their careers and their communities. The
school's programs have a strong focus on
developing professional skills. In addition,
the school offers multiple growth opportunities
through encouragement, support, and personal
attention. The faculty are committed to
teaching and working closely with students. |
Willamette University Graduate School of
Management
Offices: Salem, Oregon
Willamette University's Atkinson Graduate
School of Management prepares students for
management careers, develops executives
and connects people who know the business
of management. The school is noted for the
quality of its faculty, its emphasis on
"learning by doing," and for providing a
distinctive MBA program that is dually accredited
for business (AACSB International) and public
administration (NASPAA). |
William & Mary School of Business
Offices: Washington, DC
The Mason School MBA Career Acceleration
Initiative exposes you to a wide array of
complex, real-world business experiences.
At William & Mary you will refine your business
acumen over 20 months through first-year
core courses, Career Acceleration Modules
(CAMs), elective courses, a Field Consultancy
project, and their Leadership Advantage
Program. Through a combination of coursework,
executive mentoring, hands-on trips to corporate
settings and consulting projects, William
and Mary Mason School MBAs are already learning
how to make things happen in the world of
business. |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Department
of Management
Offices: Worcester, Massachusetts
The Department of Management draws upon
the rich traditions of one of the nation's
top technical universities by offering management
programs with a focus on the Management
of Technology (MOT). Instead of trying to
cover every area of management, their programs
explore the interdependence of technology
and the management of organizations. The
MOT theme is clear in their technology-centered
management curriculum, their faculty who
are active in the real world of business
and technology, and their leading-edge facilities
and resources. |
Wright State University College of Business
Offices: Dayton, Ohio
The Raj Soin College of Business has a long
tradition of developing influential business
leaders in the region and beyond. Their
program is the first in the region to be
accredited by AACSB International, the highest
accrediting body for four-year and post-graduate
business degrees. Since 1974, they have
met these high standards for faculty expertise,
academic quality, research and community
service. |
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Xavier Williams College of Business
Offices: Cincinnati, Ohio
The Williams College of Business at Xavier
University has quickly earned a reputation
for the high quality of its faculty, students,
and staff. As one of the undergraduate colleges
of a consistently top ranked regional university,
the Williams College of Business attracts
highly motivated and academically well prepared
students. The Princeton Review recently
ranked the Williams College of Business
among the top 143 business schools, and
US News & World Report ranked Xavier
University 2nd amongst mid-western universities. |
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Yale University School of Business
Offices: New Haven, Connecticut
The mission of the Yale School of Management
is to educate leaders for business and society.
Their goal is to prepare men and women who
will be leaders in their organizations and
entrepreneurial ventures, and who will be
leaders in their communities. They believe
the factors which most distinguish them
from other business schools are their highly
personal learning environment, the excellence
and diversity of their faculty and students,
the passion of their alumni for the school
and what it stands for, and the breadth
of their vision of leadership. |
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