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What are the best colleges for business management and marketing?

I'm looking to study business management and marketing after high school. Which colleges are considered top in these fields? Any personal experiences or suggestions on where I should apply? Thanks a lot in advance!

a year ago

For business management and marketing, you certainly have some outstanding options in terms of colleges. A few of these are part of what is commonly referred to as the "M7," which are the seven most prestigious business schools. Although this concept typically relates to MBA programs, these schools also have strong undergraduate business programs.

The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania is widely regarded as one of the top business schools. At Wharton, you'll find both a business management and a marketing program. The Bloomberg Businessweek, for instance, consistently ranks Wharton’s marketing program as the best in the nation.

Alternatively, the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan offers a Bachelor of Business Administration program with an option to minor in marketing. The Ross program is known for its action-based approach to teaching.

Other notable universities include the Stern School of Business at New York University and Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley. Stern offers a Bachelor of Science in Business degree with over 13 concentration including Management and Marketing. Haas also provides undergraduate business programs with course work in marketing and management.

MIT's Sloan School of Management might be another strong option for you. They don't offer a specific undergraduate business degree, but rather a Business Analytics degree, and a Management degree.

Another school worth considering is the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis, which is renowned for its focus on experiential learning.

Remember, college rankings can be a good starting point, but they're not everything. Each of these programs has a unique offering, and what's most important is that the program aligns with your personal goals and learning style. Good luck with your journey!

a year ago

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