School of Business

-I had some issues with certain students that were accepted. The main issue being I felt that some students where just in the program for a piece of paper and not interested in actually bettering themselves or learning the material.

-Wake Forest has been a great learning experience not only because of the professors but the students. The students are high quality with demanding careers from a variety of backgrounds that supports learning in the classroom setting. Wake Forest is not the cheapest nor the most expensive option in Charlotte region for an MBA but I believe it had the best value.

-For Charlotte, NC business professionals the Wake Forest part-time program offers the highest quality education within our city and attracts the best students in the area, which results in excellent networking opportunities.

-More connection with the main campus should be encouraged. Could provide more of sense of identity with the University. This, of course, leads to more generous alumni.

-Wake Forest has the right mix of convenience, reputation, and quality of education. The school allows for in person instruction with high quality professors without missing any days of work.

-We were put in MBA teams at the very start of the program. I would have liked to have switched teams at the mid-way point which would foster more networking and team building skills.

-The academic rigor of Wake Forest met my needs to maintain work life balance. It did not dive too deep or skim too lightly throughout the course of the program. I also appreciated the diversity of industry, thought and opinion my peers provided throughout each session.

-The quality of professors, speakers and the learning environment were great. The only negatives were the price and career placement.

-I believe that Wake Forest has an extremely strong program. They also have an extremely strong alumni network and do as much as possible to keep this network running in tiptop shape.