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Just thirty miles from Walmart headquarters, the 鈥渢op-ranked public business college鈥� at the University of Arkansas鈥擣ayetteville gets more than just its name from the world-famous retailer. 鈥淲almart鈥檚 extensive involvement鈥� in the school pays off in a thousand different ways, from fantastic internship opportunities to the 鈥渃utting edge鈥� supply chain and retail management program鈥攏ot to mention, the world-class business environment in Fayetteville. Thanks to the school鈥檚 famous benefactor, 鈥淣orthwest Arkansas is a business epicenter,鈥� with 鈥渙ver 1,500 suppliers based locally.鈥� Without jetting off to New York or Tokyo, 鈥渟tudents are given opportunities to interact with Fortune 500 CEOs on a regular basis鈥濃�攐ften without leaving campus. Here, 鈥淵ou鈥檒l rarely find a day when there is not a CEO or other successful alumni coming back to contribute.鈥�

Walton operates two MBAs: a traditional full-time program and a part-time Executive MBA. With classes held 鈥渙nce a month on Saturdays,鈥� the part-time program 鈥渙ffers a lot of flexibility for working professionals.鈥� Students praise the 鈥渂lended delivery,鈥� which 鈥渋ncorporates both in-class and distance learning.鈥� On top of that, 鈥渢he administration ensures that the students lives are easy when it comes to enrollment and degree requirements鈥濃�攖hey even provide all the materials (and meals!) on class day. For full-timers, the experience is likewise fast-paced, packing a full academic program鈥攊ncluding an internship or overseas trip, independent projects, and case competitions鈥攊nto just sixteen months of study.

Students in both full-time and part-time programs are bowled over by the quality of the academic experience. With a name like Walton, it鈥檚 hardly a surprise that 鈥渢he retail and supply chain management is highly recognized,鈥� drawing many students already working in the field. Yet professors across departments are 鈥渆xperienced professionals with real-world knowledge,鈥� who are 鈥渋ncredibly gifted in their field of research鈥� and 鈥渢ruly excited about the material they teach.鈥� Professors are also willing to provide 鈥渁dditional instruction beyond class time,鈥� both to help with class material and to 鈥渁nswer any questions we have related to application of learned material in the workplace.鈥�

The MBA is 鈥渧ery, very well run,鈥� overseen by an administration that is 鈥渟econd to none.鈥� A boon to busy students, 鈥渢he administration ensures that the students lives are easy when it comes to enrollment and degree requirements.鈥� They also 鈥渢ake steps to 鈥渋mprove the MBA program every year according to students鈥� feedback.鈥� Icing on the cake, 鈥渢he cost of the program is relatively inexpensive compared to their national rankings,鈥� making a Walton education a rather savvy venture.

The future looks bright for Walton graduates. Not only are there 鈥渁 huge amount of new jobs in this area per capita,鈥� students say they 鈥渉ave a leg-up鈥� with local employers through the school鈥檚 corporate partnerships. Walton offers a host of 鈥済reat resources, like the career center, the writing center, and professional development classes,鈥� which all contribute to the school鈥檚 excellent placement rate. One student raves, 鈥淭he career services office has to be one of the best in the nation.鈥� Not only do they provide career advice but they 鈥渨ill happily make calls on your behalf and are constantly engaging you in the process of finding a job.鈥� For full-timers, 鈥渢he Walton school does a great job of setting students up with internships,鈥� and better yet, it鈥檚 鈥渆xtremely easy to get a job after graduation at a great company.鈥�

In recent years, over 141 companies recruited on the Walton campus, with students taking jobs at companies including Axion Corporation, Deloitte & Touche, General Mills, IBM, KPMG, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, NBC Universal, Newell Rubbermaid, Tyson Foods, Shell Oil, Spectrum Brands, USA Truck, and, of course, Walmart. The 2014 graduating class had an average starting salary of $65,406, with a range between $50,000 and $92,500.

University of Arkansas鈥擣ayetteville provides a 鈥渞ich cultural and academic atmo- sphere鈥� in which to study, including 鈥渆xcellent facilities for MBA students.鈥� Full-timers usually 鈥渟pend a significant amount of time on campus,鈥� studying, hanging out with friends, or, on game day, cheering on the Razorbacks; 鈥淎s a part of the SEC, sports are a major event on campus.鈥� Students in the EMBA program admit that they are 鈥渘ot that involved in school activities,鈥� but they do make some time for networking: 鈥淎 majority of the first and second year executive MBA students will all gather together at a local bar for food and drinks after our Saturday classes.鈥�

The school draws students from 鈥渧ery diverse backgrounds,鈥� though 鈥渢he majority of us work with or for Walmart in some fashion.鈥� Walton does an excellent job fostering friendships and networking between MBA candidates. A student shares, 鈥淏y the end of orientation, I knew my way around the town, fun places to go, and the names and backgrounds of my entire class as well as my faculty/administration.鈥� Of the warm atmosphere, another student adds, 鈥淎s a woman, I feel incredibly welcomed into this business environment. Our class is fifty-fifty鈥攁 huge reason I chose U of A.鈥�

Overall, 鈥淣orthwest Arkansas is a very nice area to live and work.鈥� With a population of around 75,000, 鈥淔ayetteville is the perfect size for a college town. It offers everything a student needs with reasonable costs.鈥�