By the Numbers

The MBA program emphasizes social, ethical, and environmental issues through its core and elective courses, showcasing a strong commitment to sustainability and community engagement. With a top ranking in student satisfaction and notable achievements in both undergraduate entrepreneurial programs and faculty research, the school continues to foster a robust learning environment. Additionally, numerous initiatives, including the McCloskey Business Plan Competition and the Foresight in Business & Society course, further enhance practical learning opportunities for students.

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MBA Social Focus:

Courses that integrate social, ethical or environmental issues:

  • 20 core courses
  • 143 electives

Undergraduate Program:

Ranked No. 1 in the 2011 Bloomberg Businessweek ranking of the nation's top college business programs

  • No. 1 in student satisfaction
  • No. 3 in recruiter satisfaction
  • A+ in teaching quality, facilities and services, and job placement

Faculty Research:

  • > 135 articles published in peer-reviewed journals (Jan. 2009 – Dec. 2010

Gigot Center:

  • Among top 16 elite graduate programs recommended by Entrepreneur magazine for "Green Business" Education
  • No. 8 in undergraduate entrepreneurial programs as ranked by The Princeton Review

Sam Gaglio's Office Activity:

  • 6,000 student appointments
  • 308 students participated in International Study Program
  • 140 students in the Class of 2010 earned the International Business Certificate

2010-11 McCloskey Business Plan Competition:

  • 113 entries
  • 86 teams continued on to round 2
  • 12 finalists
  • 151 judges and mentors
  • > $100,000 in cash and in-kind prizes

2010-11 Foresight in Business & Society Course:

  • 118 team projects & reports
  • 22 team mentors
  • 8 organizations providing support

Tim Abromaitis

  • 21 MBA classes
  • 38 MBA credits
  • 50-plus MBA group projects
  • 75-plus MBA team meetings
  • 1,162 minutes played
  • 45.6% field goals made
  • 42.9% 3-point shots made
  • 78.4 % free throws made

Mendoza News
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Magazine
Magazine Issue
Spring 2011

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