So they think Madison is the world, other parts of the world do not exist. It was difficult to balance work and school for four years. But well worth the time, money, and effort. I believe they did a great job of exposing us to projects similar to those we could expect to encounter on the job. In terms of placement, there is a heavy emphasis on placing students with Fortune 500 companies.
Resources are more limited for students seeking employment elsewhere.
It is beautiful, clean, safe, and extremely well organized. Some hours at the terrace, pacing Lake Mendeta, is the best thing to relax from studying. The program was excellent and I would recommend it to people interested in marketing and marketing research. The external advisory board for the program is first rate and job opportunities are bountiful. The program director, Kathryn Johnson-Becklyn, is fantastic, along with Janet Christopher, program specialist.