I was impressed with the thoroughness of the Professional Development Program . One nice surprise was that the student environment is about extreme camaraderie and not competition. Everyone seems to want each other to succeed, and students help and support one another. The close cohesive bond with these talented people is a powerful benefit as we form our own network whose importance will magnify after we graduate and disseminate into the business community. A major aspect of the program that attracted me is the supportive administration and faculty, but I have to admit I have been surprised at the extent to which this is true.
Doors are always open, and genuine caring pervades.
It is so helpful to doing one s best to be part of a program that really works for the students. The TCU MBA program has such a family feel to it. That level of openness and trust is truly a wonderful and unique quality to the program, and this offers a distinct advantage to its students. Graduated in '92 with a B.A. in economics and a management minor from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Jennifer spent her junior year abroad, studying at Brunel University in London, England.