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In Search of Best Colleges for Business Administration in Cali

Hey folks, I'm interested in doing business administration in college. Wondering what California schools are ranked highest for this major?

a year ago

In California, several universities offer highly ranked business administration programs. Here are some you might consider:

1. Stanford University: Stanford's Graduate School of Business is consistently at the top of national and global business school rankings. While they don't offer an undergraduate business degree per se, their Management Science and Engineering major or their Economics major could provide a solid foundation for a career in business.

2. University of California--Berkeley: The Haas School of Business is one of the best in the country. However, getting into the undergraduate program is highly competitive, even for students already admitted to Berkeley.

3. University of Southern California (USC): The Marshall School of Business at USC offers a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration which is well-regarded.

4. University of California--Los Angeles (UCLA): Although they don't offer a dedicated undergraduate business major, they do have a business economics major which is well-respected.

5. Pepperdine University: While perhaps a less common mention, Pepperdine's business administration program scores well in rankings. Being part of a smaller university might provide a more intimate learning environment if that's something you're interested in.

6. University of San Diego: Their undergrad program in Business Administration is also worth considering.

Keep in mind, the best fit for you depends not only on the ranking of the business program but also on the overall fit of the university including size, location, atmosphere, cost, available student support, and opportunities for internships or co-ops. I would recommend delving a bit deeper into the specifics of each program and visiting the campuses (if possible) to see where you feel most at home.

a year ago

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