Robinson College of Business

-This program has really exceeded my expectations. The program is centered on a "global" perspective and is very relevant in today's economy. It builds leaders that have the ability to communicate across all functional business units (marketing, accounting, finance, etc.). It has provided me with the education required to make high level and strategic business decisions in a wide variety of leadership roles.

-The program was affordable. The schedule was acceptable. The group that runs that program is always available if any issues arise. Program is run well. Professors are knowledgeable.

-Career Services needs to bring in more companies to recruit MBA students. Not only do they need to bring in more companies, but they need to bring in Big 4 Consulting firms, banks, and any other Fortune 500 company especially if they are headquartered in Atlanta.

-The program is excellent for people who work full-time. The workload is challenging but the flexibility allows students to smooth the workload over time. Most of the instructors I had were excellent in their breadth of knowledge, their teaching skills, and their accessibility to students. For those who are genuinely eager to learn about management, the Robinson College of Business provides a wealth of opportunities to do so.

-I'd like to see a greater focus on career transitioning. Although, I will say they are VERY good at acting on our feedback. They have already begun working on improving this.

-The program structure is awesome. It takes away the most troublesome aspects of school making it a seamless process. They register us for classes, mail us our books, and provide us dinner and snacks on class nights. All we have to do is show up. The quality of the professors is great and they react to concerns extremely quick. Every issue we have had as a cohort has been addressed as soon as possible.

-The support staff should really stress that to obtain a concentration during the course of the program via electives, you have to leave the normal classroom location and complete courses in downtown Atlanta. Also, most electives are given at hours not convenient for people with full time jobs. It is very difficult logistically to obtain a concentration in a certain area like marketing, finance, etc.

-Georgia State's MBA program was extremely challenging but I was able to gain a very quality education that has enhanced my ability as a professional. I've also become knowledgeable and interested in subject matters of which of had no previous exposure. This program gave me a thirst for learning such that I intend on returning. Anyone lucky enough to attend this program would realize some of the same wealth.

-More classes should be offered on Mondays or offer Friday classes for those who have to travel during the week.

-I have been impressed with the quality of the teaching staff and the other students. The PMBA program continues to exceed my expectations. We have had industry leaders from Siemens, Southern Company, and other large companies speak in our classes. This program is every much a challenge as the Engineering Masters program I attended at Clarkson University. I'm looking forward to the opportunity to apply everything I am learning to my next position.

-Spend money on technological improvements in all classrooms. Laptops/iPads are already the norm and people have to be very conservative in battery life or arriving early to get the coveted seats near an electrical outlet.

-The flexibility of this MBA program is ideal. I was able to do a joint enrollment with the business school and law school so I got a MBA and a JD. I could take classes in both programs per my schedule and adjust class timings, etc, to match my outside obligations. The locations are also very helpful. There are several campuses. One is about a mile from my office and the other is about 5 miles from my house. I used both.