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Where could I find a list of decent colleges for business majors?

Hey y’all. I'm determined to major in business in college, but I feel puzzled when it comes to choosing the right college. Any suggestions on which colleges have strong programs for business majors?

9 months ago

There are a number of colleges and universities known for their strong undergraduate business programs, and these schools might be worth considering.

The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, for instance, is renowned for its business program and places a large focus on real-world experience and internships, which can be advantageous for future employment.

Harvard Business School, though mostly known for its MBA program, also provides a pathway for undergraduates interested in business through its joint degree program with Harvard College. Students spend two years at Harvard College, then two years at Harvard Business School, earning a BA and MBA in just four years.

McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia also consistently ranks highly on lists of top undergraduate business programs. It offers concentrations in areas like accounting, finance, and information technology, so you can tailor your degree to your interests.

MIT’s Sloan School of Management, University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business and UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business are also well-regarded for their business programs.

Lastly, NYU’s Stern School of Business and Cornell University’s Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management provide highly-acclaimed opportunities to study business within the context of a very broad-based liberal arts education.

Remember while rankings can provide a starting point, ultimately, the best school for you might depend on other factors such as location, size, cost, and cultural fit. Also, consider the resources the college provides to the business students like internships, study abroad programs with a focus on business, and clubs or organizations centered around business. It might be useful to browse the school's course catalog or speak with a career counselor to get a better feel for these factors.

9 months ago

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