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Students may also choose an “Area of Emphasis,” in which they take nine elective credits that have an industry or functional emphasis. Current areas of emphasis include accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, and information technology (students can also pursue other areas of emphasis by taking graduate courses of their choice outside of CB).
Professors are “readily available outside the classroom and are knowledgeable about the subject that they are teaching,” and “the adaptability and overall performance of the administrative staff and professors is admirable.” The faculty “not only have academic experience, but are able to share real world knowledge that is invaluable to students working in such competitive business environments.” Since most every student is also working while getting their degree, the intensity of the classes is tailored to allow for the busy professional and personal lives of students, and professors “understand if we have to miss a class for a particular reason.” “I feel as though the coursework is challenging enough to get the message across, while still being understanding of the fact that we do have a life outside of school,” says a student.
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Being that this is a part-time program, the school does “a very good job of socializing information about clubs and other social gatherings.” Reno itself has tons of “amazing” outdoor activities: it is within an hour of around twenty ski resorts and hiking trails (including Lake Tahoe), there’s a river flowing through downtown for rafting, and there are “plenty of lakes to camp and fish.” “It has the benefits of a big city in a small town,” says a student.
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Associate Dean & Director of Graduate Programs
Reno, NV 89557
Reno, NV 89557
United States