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University of San Diego
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- SAN DIEGO, CA
- Rating 4.7 out of 5 53 reviews
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College of Arts and Sciences - University of San Diego
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Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science
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Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies
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- SAN DIEGO, CA
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School of Business - University of San Diego
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Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering
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- SAN DIEGO, CA
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- Business90 Students
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of students agree that professors care about their students' success. 23 responsesPoll
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of students agree that professors helped connect them to future opportunities. 23 responsesReturn On Investment
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of students feel the degree they are getting at this school is worth the time and money. 23 responses- Cost of Livinggrade D minus
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The Master of Business Administration program at the University of San Diego began with a one week orientation designed to acclimate graduate students from various to the business environment. I found this approach effective as many students were new to this world. The new MBA program is still in its infancy since the recently redesigned Knauss School of Business, but it was immediately clear that the professors are dedicated to providing the best possible education for students. One challenge the MBA professors face is changing their syllabus from a three credit course to a two credit while still delivering on all the important topics of the semester. I believe these issues will be revolved, but I looked forward to truly developing a master’s level knowledge in the various branches of business. The new program seems to provide a baseline knowledge across finance, accounting, statistics, law, marketing, and law while encouraging a concentration in one of these subjects for mastery.
The first thing I noticed walking around the University of San Diego was how beautiful it was. I then began meeting students and quickly realized how diverse the graduate program is. Roughly 20% of the graduate cohort are international students. I also found the professors to be extremely patient. They encourage students to visit their office hours and are always accessible. Finally, I found the faculty to be enormously supportive. Between academic advisors, the veterans office, international advisors, and scholarship managers, I have experienced the utmost support and genuine kindness throughout.
After doing some research in the Southern California area and speaking to former MBA students, I found the University of San Diego (USD) to be the most student centric. Their values of giving back to the community in addition to the passion that their professors have for the success of the students made it a top choice for me. Additionally, their focus around entrepreneurship is important given that San Diego is a big startup hub spot. In addition, I am looking forward to the partnerships that USD has formed with global companies. I will be able to take classes internationally as a result of these partnerships. These opportunities will allow me the opportunity to develop a global mindset. Having a global mindset will help round me out as a post-MBA student which should open the doors to a plethora of opportunities and ensure that I am another ethical leader entering the business world.