What They’re Saying: Spring Break is Sadly Almost Over
While the East Coast of the U.S. is catching up with another pleasant April storm cyclone, the rest of the business school community is back at work, shedding off the sunburned skin of a spring break well had. With the end of the formal academic year drawing near, students are preparing for the home stretch.
Check out some of the things business schools around the U.S., Canada, and UK are saying about the end of spring break and what you need to know before the academic year closes out.
Spring Break is almost over. It’s time to start thinking about Summer! Register tpdayfor @BaruchCollege #summersession courses & finish your degree early! #BaruchSummer18 #BeBaruch #academicexcellence pic.twitter.com/UJWNEyy7kU
— Baruch College (@BaruchCollege) April 4, 2018
Snowy spring break! #LeBow MBA & MS students are in Romania meeting industry leaders, including @fitbit. Check our Instagram story for live updates. pic.twitter.com/anS73QiRQl
— LeBow College (@LeBow) March 26, 2018
It’s OFFICIALLY spring break! Our MBAs will be in China, Colombia, and Brazil getting a hands on #GlobalBusiness experience 🗺💼✈ pic.twitter.com/BDaPceTOCa
— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) March 31, 2018
From climbing volcanoes to discovering secrets of luxury marketing, spring break for some Questrom students was about enhancing their business acumen through cultural immersion. https://t.co/lA6oQsdOCB
— BU Questrom (@BUQuestrom) March 29, 2018
It’s extra quiet at the #RadySchool during Spring Break! We miss our students, but hope you are enjoying your break! pic.twitter.com/Kk2LaYMLk2
— Rady School (@RadySchool) March 28, 2018
Terry To Offer Dual Engineering and MBA Degree
The University of Georgia – Terry College of Business recently announced a new dual degree program which will give students the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree in engineering and MBA in just five years.
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