Deletion of University of Miami School of Business Administration

Comment: GA considerations aside, would the school merit mention in the main U of Miami article? I haven't looked at the references, but a high ranking among similar schools would indicate some moderate notability, particularly if that ranking is sustained over some years. I'm loathe to cite , but it may be instructive to look at similar collegiate business schools at similar universities, to see if they have articles, and - if so - to see what sources they draw on for notability. There might be some low-hanging fruit we're missing. I concur, though, that the article seems to veer a bit toward promotion, and that we do need independent sources before keeping it
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS)

Comment: The article offers a number of independent sources which establish notability.  The article is well-sourced and far exceeds anything which preexisted in the University of Miami main article as of the start of this week.  As it is, this article has 15,192 bytes and the main University of Miami article has 64,111 bytes so merging the two articles would create an excessively long article.  . Quite frankly, I don't understand Ryulong's basis for this AfD. 1) Many business schools have an article separate from the main university article. They are listed in List of United States graduate business school rankings and  :Category:Business schools in the United States. 2) I don't think that the article is Boosterism, it is a neutral description of the different degree program offered, but I accept input from other editors on this point.  3) Breaking apart the Business School from the main university article is not "forking" because the two articles do not have different POVs. But none of these grounds are relevant to the AfD -- the question here is whether the UM School of Business Administration is notable.  The cited sources demonstrate that it is
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Article size (WP:SIZERULE)