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Great schools for studying real estate?

Hi everyone! I'm a junior interested in pursuing a degree in real estate. I'm having a hard time finding info on schools that have good real estate programs, though. Can anyone recommend any colleges or universities with strong real estate programs?

2 years ago

Hi there! I understand that it can be tricky to find information on specific programs, but I'd be happy to help. While many schools might offer real estate courses, only a few have dedicated real estate programs or concentrations. Here are some schools with strong real estate programs:

1. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton School) — Wharton offers a highly regarded undergraduate Real Estate concentration within its business program. Wharton is known for its strong focus on real-world applications, and the Real Estate program combines theory with hands-on experiences.

2. New York University (Stern School of Business) — NYU offers a Real Estate concentration within its undergraduate business program at Stern. With its prime location in New York City, students benefit from numerous networking opportunities and real-world experiences with renowned real estate firms.

3. University of Wisconsin-Madison (Wisconsin School of Business) — UW–Madison is home to the James A. Graaskamp Center for Real Estate, which offers undergraduate students a Real Estate major within the Wisconsin School of Business. The program places an emphasis on real estate finance, development, investment, and urban land economics.

4. University of Southern California (USC) — USC has a Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development (BS RED) program offered through the Price School of Public Policy. The program offers a holistic approach to real estate education, including finance, development, urban planning, and sustainability.

5. Cornell University (Baker Program in Real Estate) — While Cornell's Baker Program in Real Estate is primarily known for its graduate offerings, undergraduate students can pursue a real estate minor through the University's College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.

6. Georgia State University (J. Mack Robinson College of Business) — GSU offers a Bachelor of Business Administration in Real Estate degree, focusing on real estate principles, valuation, finance, and development.

Keep in mind that you may also find real estate courses and related programs at other universities through majors such as Finance, Business Administration, or Urban Planning. Each of these programs will offer different levels of focus and specialization, so it's essential to research each one to determine which aligns best with your specific interests in real estate. Good luck!

2 years ago

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