University of Louisville College of Business

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University of Louisville

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College of Business

Louisville, KY 40292

United States

Phone: 502-852-7257

Fax: 502-852-4901

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Academics
Concentrations: Accounting, Entrepreneurship, JD/MBA - Dual Degree, MD/MBA -- Dual Degree, MS/MBA -- Dual Degree
Centers of Research: Economics, Entrepreneurship, Information Systems/Information Technology, Supply Chain Management
Part-Time Program: Yes
Evening Program: Yes
Executive MBA Program Offered: No
Online MBA: No
Student Faculty Ratio: 10:1
Total Faculty: 34
Faculty Full-Time: 89%
Faculty Part-Time: 11%
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Admissions
Rolling Admission: Yes
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Student Body
GMAT Range (25-75%): 540 - 600
Average UGrad GPA: 3.3
Enrollment: 99
% Full-Time: 0%
% Part-Time: 100%
% Full-Time International: 0%
Average Age: 28.00
Avg Years Work Experience: 6
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Careers
% of graduates accepting new jobs in
Consulting: 7%
Finance: 17%
General Management: 12%
Information Technology: 9%
Marketing / Sales: 5%
Non-Profit: 12%
Operations / Production: 10%
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Tuition and Aid
Out-of-State Tuition: $30,000.00
Estimated Room and Board: $10,000.00
Average Annual Total Financial Aid: $14,173.24
Direct Lender: No
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Campus Life / Facilities
% of Classrooms with Internet Access: 100%
Campus-wide Internet Network: Yes
Research Centers: Ulmer Career Management Center - The Ulmer Career Management Center can help students explore career options and plan, find, and manage the career that’s right for them. All of the services listed below are available to all students enrolled in the College of Business. In addition, alumni are eligible for resume referral services and participation in on-campus recruiting events. The Ulmer Center is currently located in the atrium level of the College of Business. In February 2006, we unveiled a new, state-of-the-art facility that features a resource library, two large conference rooms, 11 interview rooms, and a corporate recruiters' lounge. MBAA- MBAA is the association for students in the MBA programs at the College of Business. Membership includes current students as well as alumni. The MBAA holds events throughout the year, including networking/social events as well as sponsoring a leadership speakers series at the College. The MBAA holds elections on an annual basis to select its Board but accepts members on a rolling basis. There is currently no fee to students to belong to the MBAA. The MBAA currently receives funding from the College of Business. The Forcht Center for Entrepreneurship, established in 2008 with a generous alumni gift from Corbin, Kentucky-based entrepreneurs Marion and Terry Forcht, the Forcht Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Louisville College of Business is a comprehensive suite of programs that develop and nurture entrepreneurial skills, experiences and opportunities. The Forcht Center for Entrepreneurship includes the PhD, MBA, and Undergraduate academic programs; Small Business Institute; Family Business Center; Institute for Entrepreneurial Research; New Venture Competition; The Entrepreneurship Council; and Cardinal Venture Fund. The Forcht Center for Entrepreneurship's mission is to leverage College of Business entrepreneurship resources to support regional economic development. The college's entrepreneurship program has received national attention from U.S. News & World Report, Entrepreneur Magazine, Latin Trade Magazine, and the U.S. Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship. In addition to undergraduate, MBA and PhD programs and faculty research efforts, The Forcth Center for Entrepreneurship funds expenses for student teams to compete regionally and nationally in business plan competitions, has its own venture fund to competitively seed student businesses, provides MBA consulting services—gratis—to more than 30 companies a year, and engages faculty in counseling family businesses. Logistics and Distribution Institute (LoDI) - this was established to develop cutting-edge instructional programs and curricula for students and local business employees seeking career-long education and training in logistics and distribution. LoDI is also responsible for sustaining a high-quality research environment by facilitating interdisciplinary and applications-oriented research that will benefit both the Louisville academic and business communities. It is an interdepartmental effort with components located in the College of Arts & Sciences,the College of Business, and the J.B. Speed Scientific School.
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Key Statistics

Rankings And Lists

  • 2010 Entrepreneurial Programs: Business Schools:
    # 16
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At a Glance

Academics & Programs

  • Student Faculty Ratio:
    10:1
  • Total Faculty:
    34
  • Faculty Full-Time:
    89%
  • Faculty Part-Time:
    11%
  • Part-Time Program:
    Yes
  • Evening Program:
    Yes
  • Executive MBA:
    No
  • Online MBA:
    No
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