GVSU makes Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools guide
The Princeton Review has released its list of best business schools for 2014, and Grand Valley State University’s Seidman College of Business is on it.
According to the article:
Grand Valley graduate students in the MBA program said they appreciate their “smart” and “efficient” professors who work diligently to “instill real-world principles” in students and know how to demonstrate solutions to everyday business problems. Students described classes as “cutting-edge” and said professors have real-world experience, which makes a difference in the quality of education they receive at Grand Valley.
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