The University of Alabama’s Manderson Graduate School of Business is ranked No. 3 for “Best Campus Facilities” in the new Princeton Review rankings released this week. The magazine ranks graduate schools in 11 categories each year and Manderson has been ranked in the top 10 in at least one of the categories for the past four years.
The Manderson Graduate School of Business at The University of Alabama enrolled its largest full-time M.B.A. class ever this fall, with 78 students enrolling in the Class of 2010.
“Our mission in the M.B.A. program is to increase the value of the degree with every passing day,” says Susan West, assistant dean for the Manderson Graduate School of Business and Director of MBA Programs. “As we continue to attract the best and the brightest, in order to gain more national attention our strategy has been to grow in terms of the size of the program. As we grow, we have also attracted more out-of-state and out-of-region students, which can lead to a multiplier effect – when they graduate, these students typically want to return to the region from which they came. By going back to these areas, it helps in our brand awareness and effectiveness on a broader basis geographically.”
Officers of The University of Alabama’s M.B.A. Association have learned that persistence pays off. Each year the student-run association has contributed a modest amount of money to a scholarship fund at the Manderson Graduate School of Business.
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Officers of The University of Alabama’s M.B.A. Association have learned that persistence pays off. Each year the student-run association has contributed a modest amount of money to a scholarship fund at the Manderson Graduate School of Business.
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Five business leaders have visited or will visit The University of Alabama campus this spring as part of the Spring 2008 Lowder Lecture Series. Read More