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Texas Christian University鈥檚 Neeley School of Business offers the best of both worlds, uniting a 鈥渟mall-school atmosphere with big business ties.鈥� Located in the heart of the Dallas鈥揊ort Worth metropolitan area, the school has 鈥渁ccess to and relationships with many top companies.鈥� 鈥淣etworking opportunities are second to none,鈥� and career and internship prospects look particularly positive in this vibrant business-oriented city. At the same time, 鈥減ersonalized attention鈥� is a hallmark of the TCU Full-time program. With fifty to sixty students in each incoming class, the 鈥渟mall and accessible size鈥� of the school guarantees that students benefit from plenty of interaction with the 鈥渨orld-class faculty.鈥� Here, 鈥渋t is easy to reach professors and ask questions.鈥� In addition to the faculty, 鈥渆very TCU employee involved with the MBA program has a clear and unwavering passion for growing the program and graduating successful students.鈥� Administrators are 鈥渧ery accommodating, know all of the students well, and are very accessible.鈥�

Depending on your needs and your career experience to date, Neeley offers a range of MBA options, including a part-time evening program, an executive MBA, a twenty-onemonth full-time program, and an accelerated twelve-month full-time program. In the full-time program, students are assigned to small project teams during the first year, a great way to get to know your classmates. While the atmosphere is close-knit, the curriculum is rigorous. There is an 鈥渆xtremely heavy workload in the beginning鈥� of the full-time MBA, and 鈥渁ll of the students in the program hold each other to a high standard.鈥� Described as 鈥渙utstanding,鈥� Neeley professors bring 鈥渁 ton of practical industry experience鈥� to the classroom. Students point out that 鈥渢he professors in supply chain are really good,鈥� and the school offers the opportunity to pursue a functional concentration in that field, as well as in marketing, finance, and accounting. MBA candidates may further tailor their studies through elective courses in a specific industry, like health care or real estate; the school鈥檚 鈥渦p-and-coming鈥� MBA for Energy Professionals is particularly suited to its Texas location.

A Neeley education 鈥渇ocuses more on experiential learning鈥� than strict academics. In this 鈥渁pplicable career-focused program,鈥� there is an emphasis on developing a practical perspective, and professors are committed to 鈥減ushing our limits and growing our skills in communication, presentations, etc. from the moment classes begin.鈥� Throughout the MBA, class work is 鈥渟upplemented with a great deal of real-world work experiences, though programs like Neeley & Associates Consulting,鈥� a specialized class in which students review and evaluate real-world clients with the guidance of faculty experts. Students can further augment their education through study abroad, frequent 鈥渘etworking events,鈥� and special trips and events, like 鈥済oing to meet Warren Buffet.鈥�

In addition to the many real-world projects incorporated into the Neeley MBA cur- riculum, the school offers a robust suite of job-related resources for MBA candidates, including individualized career coaching, internship placement, interview prep, and annualcareer-oriented trips to places such as New York City, Chicago, or San Deigo. There are also ample networking events on campus, including roundtables and special dinners with national and regional business leaders. Students say the school has deep ties in the local business community, and 鈥渢he alumni are fiercely loyal to their own and most will go out of their way to help.鈥�

Eighty-five percent of students graduating from TCU in May 2013 had a job within three months of graduation, with starting salaries averaging $85,367. Students recently took jobs or internships at Accenture, AT&T, Deloitte Consulting, Ericsson, Ernst & Young, Frito-Lay, Galderma, Halliburton, Healthpoint LTD, Hewlett-Packard, Intel Corp., JCPenney, Johnson & Johnson, Kellogg鈥檚, Kimberly-Clark, Merrill Lynch, Sherwin Williams, Texas Instruments, and Verizon. The school has a 鈥済reat reputation in DFW,鈥� but students do note that the school 鈥渢ends to place best at companies in DFW. For stu- dents looking for jobs elsewhere, that can be difficult.鈥�

Despite its modest size, you鈥檒l find plenty of diversity on the TCU campus. The school attracts a unique group of students whose collective 鈥渆xperience crosses the globe and many different industries.鈥� An ambitious and 鈥渃apable鈥� group, MBA students are also collaborative: Here, 鈥渟tudents are often found working and studying together鈥� as they try to keep up with group projects and assignments. Despite the program鈥檚 demands, TCU is a 鈥渨elcoming鈥� environment, where 鈥減eople know each other well and easily become friends.鈥�

鈥淭he community is very vibrant鈥� at TCU, with ongoing extracurricular activities and social events taking place on campus. For example, 鈥渢here are multiple networking opportunities every week,鈥� as well as 鈥渇ree movies, speeches from famous professors from other schools, festivals for minority communities,鈥� and more. In addition to school-related activities, students meet up for 鈥渉appy hours, meals, working out at the Rec, or other fun activities as the occasion arises.鈥� Students can also take advantage of the multitude of recreational activities, arts, and entertainment in the Dallas鈥揊ort Worth area, where they鈥檒l find everything from 鈥渉onky-tonk鈥� to 鈥済olfing鈥� to world-class muse- ums in addition to the thriving professional and collegiate athletic teams and events.