This means that we get paid to go to a great MBA program. Athens is a wonderful and relatively inexpensive city, and the state of Georgia is a rising star with plenty of opportunities. Terry's faculty do a poor job of reaching out to the business community to take advantage of these opportunities and in staying current with topics from the business world. The career services office was largely atrocious. However, at the end of the year, new people were brought in, and there will certainly be a huge improvement.
Teamwork is highly encouraged.
The students develop great relationships and learn a lot from each other. Students challenge themselves instead of feeling competitive with their classmates. There is constant change, and effort for improvement on behalf of the students and faculty. This year, we struggled in the career services department but by the end of the year, we had brought on two new, outstanding directors. I think next year's class will greatly benefit from these changes.