As a group, the teachers at Maryland were the best I ever had anywhere. The majority of them had practical business experience, which they readily brought into the classroom for our benefit. I was often reminded of a corporation which keeps one eye on the competition and the other on the road ahead. And they do all this, despite being part of a large public university. Of course I cannot leave out the location.
College Park is a great place to attend business school.
The Maryland campus is very attractive, and the proximity of both Baltimore and Washington, D.C., offers a great many possibilities for weekend socializing. I was most impressed with the noncompetitive atmosphere among students at Maryland. My classmates seemed always willing to help each other, with schoolwork and by sharing knowledge and experiences. Most notable was the caliber of students who attended the program. The student body was diverse, extremely bright, sociable, and contributed significantly to the learning environment.