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Wake Forest University School of Business
- Graduate School
- Winston-Salem, NC
- 5 reviews
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1834 Wake Forest Rd
Winston-Salem, NC 27109
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(866) 925-3622
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Median Household Income
$44,311
National
$55,322Median Rent
$782
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$949Median Home Value
$144,400
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Wake Forest University School of Business Reviews
5 reviews
Great Program! Great people! The overall experience with the building, social events and connections with classmates and professors has been hugely beneficial. The age distribution of the cohort does seem skewed to the younger side of ten years of experience, but the younger students are strong academically. The program is working toward bringing more diversity to the classmate/cohort.
The School of Business provided me with a lot of opportunities. Speakers were regularly brought in from major companies, I was able to participate in multiple overseas study trips to China and India to learn from alumni and other connections there, and the team based learning helped me develop connections I have to this day.
Not everything is perfect, but the folks that ran the Professional MBA program I was in did their best to showcase an attitude of service and putting the student first.
Not everything is perfect, but the folks that ran the Professional MBA program I was in did their best to showcase an attitude of service and putting the student first.
Academics and professors are incredible. The assigned work is challenging yet purposeful. Professors are aware that students have full time careers and responsibilities, so they are give assignments that are impacting and not overbearing.