Marketing There are too many students with deficient English-language skills. It will drive you crazy doing group work. The school seems to be underpaying faculty, and the older, more experienced faculty are retiring soon. Lots of instructors here from the Lesser-Developed Countries, definitely indicates a problem with competitive salaries. This is not just inference but first-hand anecdotal information.
School has a strong past but uncertain future.
There are good students here and many potential successes, but a lot of schlubs too. People who graduate will be dependable workers, but not ball-busting movers and shakers. Finance The MBA program at SUNY Buffalo has been working towards a Top 25 ranking since I arrived two years ago, and I believe that they are well on their way. There has been an added emphasis on improving the quality of teaching, curriculum, and technology within the School of Management. The Career Resource Center is top-notch, and their staff constantly goes out of their way to prepare students and to assist them in their career search.