Average class size for graduate courses is about 25 and our courses are typically capped at 35 students. The small classes in the College of Business enhance the student-faculty interaction and provide for a richer learning environment. Teamwork, interaction with classmates, and analysis of case studies are the key learning tools in many graduate courses. College of Business faculty teach students not only the latest management theories, but also how these theories can be applied to solve the critical problems facing today's managers. Our careful blending of theory with industry applications facilitates the transfer of knowledge from the classroom to the work environment.
Students can pursue a graduate degree on either a full or part-time basis.
The College of Business has a rolling admissions policy, meaning students can enter the program in any quarter of the academic year. The College of Business maintains extensive relationships with industry. Faculty members consult with a variety of multinational and small corporations and bring that perspective into the classrooms. The Council on the College of Business is composed of prominent industry leaders from around the country who advise the college on strategic and curricular issues. Serving the community for over 70 years, the college currently has 15,000 alumni located in a 50 states and in 38 countries throughout the world.