22 people per class. Discussions take the place of one-sided lectures. Questions are answered, points are debated, and students learn from each other as well as the instructor. A supportive atmosphere. Teachers and students work together to grasp ideas and apply concepts.
Students help each other outside of the classroom.
People grow and learn together, rather than compete with each other, throughout the program. And they don't ramble on about distant theories and vague hypotheses. They share the knowledge they've gained from real-life business situations, and they teach you how to apply the things you learn to your career. Computer skills are essential in today's business environment. We can't imagine teaching a business class without computers, so we give you one.