No GMAT or GRE Required: Baltimore
While the GMAT and GRE are still formally normal when it comes to MBA admissions, it’s not a given any more.
Baltimore City Fellows Program Pays for City Workers to Obtain MBAs
According to a news release on the University of Baltimore website, five employees from the City of Baltimore have received full scholarships to attend the University of Baltimore through the Baltimore City Fellows program, including two who plan to pursue MBA degrees. Continue reading…
University of Baltimore MBA: Leading 9 of 25 Metro’s Largest Accounting Firms
Patrick Byer, University of Baltimore MBA ’94, is the managing principal of the Maryland Region at CliftonLarsonAllen LLP — the fourth largest accounting firm in the Baltimore Metro. In fact, of the 25 largest accounting firms in the region, nine are led by alumni from the University of Baltimore. All but one of them earned a graduate degree from UB’s Merrick School of Business or the School of Law. Continue reading…
Women Presidents’ Org and U Baltimore Host Entrepreneur Workshop
The Women Presidents’ Organization — an international peer advisory group for women who lead million-dollar companies — and the University of Baltimore will partner up to host a free workshop for women entrepreneurs on Wednesday, April 6. Continue reading…
Barcoding Inc. CEO Steinmetz to Speak as Part of Merrick Engages Series
As part of the University of Baltimore’s Merrick School of Business’ Merrick Engages series, Jay Steinmetz, CEO and co-founder of Baltimore-based Barcoding Inc., will visit the University of Baltimore on Wednesday to discuss “Business Creation and Community Transformation: Why Both Go Together.” The talk will begin at 5:30PM on the 12th floor of the John and Frances Angelos Law Center. Continue reading…
Merrick Engages: UB Business School Launches New Speaker Series
The University of Baltimore’s Merrick School of Business is pleased to announce that a new series of public dialogues is coming to campus. Titled Merrick Engages, this series will bring various business leaders to UB to engage in a dialogue with students and faculty about the transformation of business, the importance of new ideas and the promise of future careers in various industries and sectors. Continue reading…
