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Vanderbilt Undergraduate Business Program
tomato987
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How good is Vanderbilt's undergrad business school? I'm also looking at Baylor and Texas (though I probably won't get in to UT).
From what I've googled so far, it doesn't seem like Vanderbilt's program is worth applying to.
Also, has anyone heard anything about Millsap's business school?
From what I've googled so far, it doesn't seem like Vanderbilt's program is worth applying to.
Also, has anyone heard anything about Millsap's business school?
Post edited by tomato987 on
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Vanderbilt has an Economics program, which is pretty good. You should be able to get comparable opportunities with an Econ degree as you would with a Business degree.
Never heard of Millsaps.
If you can't get into UT, you most likely can't get into Vanderbilt.
I would suggest first deciding what you want in a school, then checking out its business program. Look at the requirements for the major, the courses offered, the core requirements & prereqs for classes that interest you, internship opportunities, etc.