What college in California has the best and most reputable business programs Okay I know Berkeley is great but I'm talking about state schools not UC schools
Higher Education (University +) - 7 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
For state schools, probably Berkeley. For all schools - probably Stanford. Thanks Bill
Answer 2 :
San Diego State University (Go Aztecs!) Here's info about their Business program... I love my school!
Answer 3 :
Undergrad -- Berkeley has the best business school in California by a wide margin. It is actually #3 in the US, behind Wharton and MIT. After Berkeley, any of the UC schools that have undergraduate business schools would be excellent choices (this excludes UCLA). Some, like UC-Davis, have a Business Economics program, which would be a good alternative. Many of the CSU schools have undergraduate business programs -- but none are very good. For an MBA, Berkeley and UCLA are the best Public University business schools, followed by UC-Davis. Stanford is slightly better, but is, of course, private. For a PhD, Berkeley and UCLA are great choices.
Answer 4 :
The best csu business program is at Cal Poly SLO. It is light years behind Berkeley though.
Answer 5 :
Obtuse, non-businessy answer: Between most b-schools, the books and the theories are the same. The main difference is who's sitting next to you (which matters) and expectation levels. The point is that if you are interested in learning, you could go nuts in one of those state programs the professor doesn't much regard. If you REALLY like business, you're going to be primarily interested in "rational exchange", and weighing a variety of factors. ( My personal favorite is when people believe they can make a mint without business school, and realize it. ) Plain answer: The best CSU would be the one in the city you'd like to live in. Secondly, I would suggest meeting the professors there.
Answer 6 :
2008 edition of Princeton Review's "Best 290 Business Schools ... Produced by the Mihaylo College of Business and Economics at California State University, Fullerton ...
Answer 7 :
You can use edsoup.Just sign up. Let them find you.It's easy and free.
Read more discussions :
No comments:
Post a Comment