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MBA Program Founding

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School Founding
Dartmouth (Tuck) 1900
Harvard 1908
Northwestern (Kellogg) 1908
Columbia 1916
NYU (Stern) 1916
Pennsylvania (Wharton) 1920
Maryland (Smith) 1921
Michigan 1924
Stanford 1925
MIT (Sloan) 1925
Chicago 1935*
UCLA (Anderson) 1939
UC Berkeley 1943
Wisconsin -- Madison 1944
Cornell (Johnson) 1946
Indiana (Kelley) 1947
Carnegie Mellon 1949
UNC (Kenan-Flagler) 1952
UVA (Darden) 1954
Purdue (Krannert) 1957
Washington University (Olin) 1958
USC (Marshall) 1960
Texas at Austin 1964**
Duke (Fuqua) 1970
Yale 1974
*First MBA conferred in 1935, althouth Chicago's
business school was founded in 1898

**MBA degrees have been awarded at the University of
Texas since 1922, but the program did not separate from
the College of Business until 1964

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School Founding
Georgia (Terry) 1923
Ohio State (Fisher) 1933
Thunderbird 1946
SMU (Cox) 1949
Babson (Olin) 1951
Arizona (Eller) 1953
Emory (Goizueta) 1954
Rochester (Simon) 1958
Iowa 1959
Penn State (Smeal) 1959
South Carolina (Darla Moore) 1959
Michigan State (Broad) 1960
Pittsburgh (Katz) 1960
Arizona State 1961
BYU (Marriott) 1961
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1961
Tennessee -- Knoxville 1966
William & Mary 1966
Notre Dame 1967
Texas A&M 1969
Vanderbilt (Owen) 1969
Wake Forest (Babcock) 1969
Rice (Jones) 1974
Georgetown 1981
UC Irvine 1981


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School Founding
Washington -- Seattle 1917
Minnesota (Carlson) 1919
Tulane (Freeman) 1940
Georgia Tech (DuPree) 1945
Clark Atlanta 1946
Florida (Warrington) 1946
Boston College 1958
SUNY Buffalo 1963
Boston University 1964
Case Western (Weatherhead) 1976***
UC Davis 1981
***Signifies the founding of Case Western's full-time
program; it's part-time program was established in 1930

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