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Innovation dictates the MBA program at the Boston University Questrom School of Business, which is continuously adapting and expanding program offerings to accommodate student input, industry trends, and rising business sectors. The school sees health and life sciences, digital technology, and social enterprise and sustainability as the linchpins of the global economy, and the curriculum reflects as such. Questrom offers three MBA programs (Full-Time, Executive, and an extremely popular Part-Time program), as well as cutting-edge centers and institutes, including the Susilo Institute for Ethics in the Global Economy; the BUzz Lab, BU鈥檚 startup incubator and hub for entrepreneurship; and the Institute for Sustainable Energy. The Questrom MBA centers around the cohort, which 鈥渢he school works hard to turn into a small community within the larger Boston University.鈥 The quarter system on which the Full-Time program is run is designed to get the required courses through to students as quickly as possible, but 鈥渨ith 3-hour course blocks the schedule can be rough on some days.鈥 There is a 鈥渉eavy focus on teamwork and collaborative work鈥 and students must complete three projects (one at the end of each core-quarter); these are 鈥渆xtremely engaging educational experiences that integrate course concepts that we have learned throughout that quarter.鈥

Life here is 鈥渋ntense with academic work but there is great amount of classmate camaraderie and support.鈥 Professors are 鈥渂usiness professionals first, which makes the content applicable,鈥 and are 鈥済reat at fostering meaningful discussions on the curriculum.鈥 鈥淚t is not enough to just be smart you need to actively engage in class discussions,鈥 says a student. They are 鈥渁lways accessible鈥 and 鈥渙ur strongest advocates鈥: 鈥淲hen one person is struggling the whole class pitches in to help.鈥 The administration 鈥渃learly cares about the student experience and constantly improving the quality of the program,鈥 and a focus on analytics and several specialized programs (non-profit, health, energy) show the evolving nature of the storied school. It鈥檚 also worth noting that BU has lots of evening classes available in the second year for its large Part-Time/professional MBA student population.

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Dana MacFaun
Assistant Dean, Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid

Address
Rafik B. Hariri Building
595 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
United States

Phone
617-353-2670

Fax
617-353-7368

Email
mba@bu.edu

Admissions

Applicants: 1,146
Acceptance Rate: 36%
Average Undergrad GPA 3.36
Years Work Experience: 7
Average Age: 29




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