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Business As Unusual the Student Guide to Graduate Programs 2013 BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL THE STUDENT GUIDE TO GRADUATE PROGRAMS 2013 PUBLISHED BY Business as UNusual: The Student Guide to Graduate Programs 2013 is a publication of Net Impact 150 Spear Street, Suite 500, San Francisco, CA, 94105, USA www.netimpact.org/bizschoolguide © 2013 All rights reserved. BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL THE STUDENT GUIDE TO GRADUATE PROGRAMS 2013 Do you have start-up fever? Win a million dollars and put your stamp on the world hultprize.org How will you turn your good intentions into real changes? Former US President Bill Clinton IN THE GUIDE INTRODUCTION .......... 8 DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY..........64 Donahue School of Business ABOUT THE GUIDE .......... 9 EDGEWOOD COLLEGE..........66 HOW TO READ THE GUIDE .......... 9 EMORY UNIVERSITY..........68 WHAT IS NET IMPACT? .......... 9 Goizueta Business School PROGRAM STRENGTHS KEY .......... 10 ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL..........70 CHAPTER PROFILES..........12 ESSEC BUSINESS SCHOOL..........72 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY..........73 George Washington School of Business AMERICAN UNIVERSITY..........13 Kogod School of Business GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY..........75 McDonough School of Business ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY NEW ENGLAND..........16 MBA in Sustainability GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY..........77 Scheller College of Business APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY ..........18 Master of Business Administration Program HARVARD UNIVERSITY..........79 Harvard Business School ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY..........20 WP Carey School of Business HEC PARIS..........81 AUDENCIA NANTES..........21 ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY..........83 School of Management Stuart School of Business AUSTRALIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT..........23 INDIAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS..........85 BABSON COLLEGE..........24 INDIANA UNIVERSITY..........87 F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business Kelley School of Business BAINBRIDGE GRADUATE INSTITUTE..........27 INSEAD..........89 MBA in Sustainable Systems IE BUSINESS SCHOOL..........92 BARD COLLEGE..........30 Bard MBA in Sustainability JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY..........94 School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) BARUCH COLLEGE..........31 Zicklin School of Business LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL..........96 BOSTON UNIVERSITY..........33 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO..........98 School of Management Quinlan School of Business Graduate Programs BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY..........35 MILLS COLLEGE..........101 International Business School Lorry I. Lokey Graduate School of Business CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY..........37 MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES..........104 Tepper School of Business Graduate School of International Policy and Management CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY..........39 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY..........106 Weatherhead School of Management Stern School of Business CLARK UNIVERSITY..........42 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY..........108 Graduate School of Management Kellogg School of Management CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY..........44 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY..........111 Monte Ahuja College of Business Graziadio School of Business and Management COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY..........46 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY..........113 Mason School of Business School of Business Administration COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY..........48 PRESIDIO GRADUATE SCHOOL..........115 Global Social & Sustainable Enterprise MBA PURDUE UNIVERSITY..........117 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY..........50 Krannert School of Management Graduate School of Business ROLLINS COLLEGE ..........120 COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL..........52 Crummer Graduate School of Business CORNELL UNIVERSITY..........54 ROTTERDAM SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT..........122 Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management Erasmus University DARTMOUTH COLLEGE..........56 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY..........124 Tuck School of Business Rutgers Business School DEPAUL UNIVERSITY..........58 SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY..........126 Kellstadt Graduate School of Business Erivan K. Haub School of Business DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA..........60 SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA..........128 MBA Sustainable Enterprise (the GreenMBA) Graduate School of Business DUKE UNIVERSITY..........62 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY..........130 The Fuqua School of Business College of Business IN THE GUIDE, CONT. SETON HALL UNIVERSITY..........132 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL ..........191 The Stillman School of Business Kenan-Flagler Business School SIMMONS COLLEGE..........134 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME..........193 School of Management Mendoza Graduate School of Business SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY..........136 UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM..........195 Beedie School of Business Nottingham University Business School SIT GRADUATE INSTITUTE..........138 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON..........197 Lundquist College of Business STANFORD UNIVERSITY ..........139 Graduate School of Business UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ..........199 The Wharton School TEMPLE UNIVERSITY..........141 Fox School of Business UNIVERSITY OF SAINT THOMAS..........201 Opus College of Business THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY..........143 Fisher College of Business UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO..........204 School of Business Administration THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY..........145 Smeal College of Business UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO..........207 School of Management THUNDERBIRD SCHOOL OF GLOBAL MANAGEMENT ..........147 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA..........209 TUFTS UNIVERSITY..........149 College of Business Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA..........211 UNIVERSIDAD DEL PACÍFICO..........151 Marshall School of Business Escuela de Postgrado MBA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN..........213 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA..........152 McCombs School of Business Alberta School of Business UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO..........215 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA..........154 Rotman School of Management Eller College of Management UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..........217 UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA..........155 Darden Graduate School of Business Sauder School of Business UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON..........219 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY..........157 Foster School of Business Haas School of Business UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON..........221 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS..........159 Wisconsin School of Business Graduate School of Management VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY..........223 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES..........161 Owen Graduate School of Management Anderson School of Management WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS..........225 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO..........163 Olin Business School School of International Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS) WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY ..........227 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA..........165 Atkinson Graduate School of Management Bren School of Environmental Science & Management YALE UNIVERSITY..........229 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO..........167 Yale School of Management Booth School of Business YORK UNIVERSITY..........232 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER..........170 Schulich School of Business Leeds School of Business UNIVERSITY OF DENVER..........172 Daniels College of Business ABOUT THE GUIDE..........234 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA..........174 2013 GOLD & SILVER NET IMPACT CHAPTERS..........235 Terry College of Business AGGREGATE RESPONSES..........236 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ..........176 College of Business TOP STUDENT RATINGS..........243 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA..........177 METHODOLOGY..........244 Henry B. Tippie College of Business FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS..........246 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND..........179 NET IMPACT SPONSORS..........247 Robert H. Smith School of Business UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST..........181 Isenberg School of Management UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, DARTMOUTH..........183 Charlton College of Business UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN..........185 Stephen M. Ross School of Business UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA..........187 Carlson School of Management UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA ..........189 IESE Business School I hadn’t expected to find an MBA program that would welcome my ideals of social “ responsibility.…Mills is where each student, professor, and administrator I talked to expressed values that matched my own.” EARN A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE MBA FROM MILLS COLLEGE Located in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, the Lorry I. Lokey Graduate School of Business at Mills College takes you beyond the traditional MBA. We prepare you to be an ethical and socially responsible organizational leader who can deliver strong financial results while having a positive social and environmental impact. You will master business fundamentals and hone your critical thinking and leadership skills in a collaborative environment with small classes, accessible faculty, and a diverse student body. Our Center for Socially Responsible Business will connect you with thought leaders who drive innovation, and our personalized career services will equip you for professional success. The Lorry I. 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