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Recommended colleges for nonprofit management?

Does anyone know of colleges that have strong programs for nonprofit management? I really want to make a difference through my career and think this might be a great path for me. Any schools or programs you'd suggest?

a year ago

Sure, there are several colleges known for having strong programs in nonprofit management. Not all schools offer this as an undergraduate major, but many have related business and communication disciplines that would prepare you for this field. Here are a few schools that offer specialized paths in this area.

1. The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn): UPenn has a Social Impact and Responsibility concentration within its business school. They offer coursework in nonprofit management and also have a strong commitment to service, providing plenty of opportunities to gain hands-on experience through volunteering or internships.

2. Indiana University Bloomington: This institution offers a Philanthropic Studies major within the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy which touches upon nonprofit management.

3. Georgetown University: Georgetown offers a Nonprofit Management Executive Certificate Program. While this is not a traditional undergraduate major, the program focuses on building skills that are directly applicable in the nonprofit sector.

4. The University of Wyoming: Features a nonprofit management minor that involves courses in grant writing, fundraising, and legal issues related to nonprofits.

Remember when applying to these schools to consider other factors outside of the intended major, such as school culture, location, financial aid, etc. You should select a college where you feel you can succeed academically and grow personally. Additionally, consider if there might be other majors like public policy or social work that could also lead you to a career in nonprofit work. Good luck with your college search!

a year ago

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