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Best Colleges for Business in Chicago?

I'm exploring business programs and am particularly interested in schools located in Chicago. Does anyone have recommendations for top universities or colleges in this area that are known for their business degrees? Any insider tips would be helpful!

a year ago

Certainly! If you're seeking a top-quality business education in Chicago, you have some great options.

1. University of Chicago: Its Booth School of Business is known globally and consistently ranks as one of the best business schools. They offer programs in Economics and Business Economics. Please note that Booth does not offer an undergraduate business degree, but the education you'll receive in economics is highly regarded by employers and grad schools.

2. Northwestern University: While the university is in Evanston, a suburb just north of Chicago, it's very close to the city and offers the renowned Kellogg School of Management. Like Booth, Kellogg doesn't offer an undergrad business major, but you can study economics or related fields. Northwestern also offers the Kellogg Certificate Program for Undergraduates, which includes courses in Managerial Analytics and Financial Economics.

3. Loyola University Chicago: Offers undergraduate business degrees through its Quinlan School of Business. Here you can major in a wide range of business areas, including accounting, economics, finance, and marketing, to name a few.

4. DePaul University: Their Driehaus College of Business provides undergraduate degrees in many areas of business, and they also have a highly respected MBA program.

5. University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC): The College of Business Administration at UIC offers undergraduate degrees in accounting, finance, entrepreneurship, and more.

Remember to look at the specific courses, faculty, resources, and opportunities within each program to see which one aligns best with your career goals. Visit, if you can, or do virtual tours, seek out program graduates to ask about their experiences, and consider which college offers the best fit in terms of size, culture, financial aid, and other important factors for you.

a year ago

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