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Students are very happy with the “very hands on” and “extremely flexible” administration. There is a “strong commitment from administrators to help students succeed at scholastic and career goals,” and “administrators will bend over backwards to help you in any way they can,” such as “constantly making you aware of internships and available jobs.” The administration is particularly quick at “answering questions or fixing problems.” “I have not had an issue yet that they haven’t fixed quickly,” one student says. “Overall they are friendly, responsive, and knowledgeable.” “The business school staff is very helpful and always available.” Students do feel the administration should do more for students outside of normal weekday work hours. There are “not many ‘after-workhours’ networking opportunities” and not enough “night/weekend class offerings for graduate studies.”
Students are also proud of their professors, who “really care about their students” and whose “doors are always open.” “My professors for the most part seem engaged, very intelligent, and reasonably demanding. The professors don’t want cookie-cutter answers and encourage depth in responses.” “A majority of the professors are top-notch,” and the ones who aren’t are “subject matter experts at worst.” Although most professors “are really great,” others “miss the mark and just teach the syllabus.” “Like any academic institution, it’s bureaucratic, but not so much.” One student explains the school “is accessible, and you can always be pointed in the right direction.”
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Students do feel that the “social aspect of the school” is lacking. “I feel that there really isn’t a strong connection with graduate students and campus life. There aren’t many graduate-level activities and clubs, which is quite the opposite environment from what I am used to,” explains one student. A stronger social aspect could also improve the “brand” and make it “even stronger in the surrounding areas.” There could also be more “family involvement in the MBA program, such as weekend activities. This will allow spouses and children to feel good about their loved ones being away from home twice a week for two years.” That said, “emphasis on student life has been increasing with the construction of the new Student Union and the fact that a new football program is com- ing to the school.” “We know it’s a business school,” one student laments, “but a little less formality to actually make it fun and worthwhile would be great!”
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Charlotte, NC 28202
United States