Academics
There’s no doubt that University of New Hampshire offers future MBAs an unbeatable combination of “relatively low tuition” and a “great reputation.” Students here truly value both the “flexibility” afforded by the part-time program and the opportunity to accelerate one’s studies with the “full-time, one year program.” Moreover, they greatly appreciate having the ability to take courses in “Durham, Manchester or online.” UNH MBA students are also quick to laud the “challenging” curriculum, one that’s wholly “relevant to today’s world economy.” They also point to the “diverse” course offerings as a major strength. As one delighted student shares, “I have an environmental science background and was excited to find many professors specializing in corporate sustainability.”
Indeed, a lot of student satisfaction derives from “amazing” professors who tend to “come from very different backgrounds.” Students love that instructors here “actively discuss current business events and help us to apply our classroom learning to real-life situations.” Just as crucial, they are “approachable and knowledgeable about the subject matter [they teach.]” And, importantly, UNH professors are “accommodating and flexible with their office hours in order to provide extra help when needed.”
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