A Classic Campus

Amherst College's serene beauty masks a deep divide between low-income students and the affluent majority.

Boston College: Integrating Ethics and Business

The Carroll School of Management offers opportunities for personal growth and networking as students are trained in high-tech classrooms

Beliefs and Basketball at BYU Business

A photo tour of the Marriott School of Business, Brigham Young University, reflects a sense of unity in the buildings, setting, and students

Haas: A Pioneer's Paradise

From Old West origins, the University of California, Berkeley's B-school has become very successful in helping students launch careers as entrepreneurs and more

Scoping the Scene at Tepper

Carnegie Mellon's undergraduate business program offers everything from leadership training to bagpipe serenades

Cornell's Earthy View of Business

Cornell's undergraduate program, part of the Agriculture and Life Sciences School, has a strong practical and analytical outlook

Emory's Rich B-School Experience

Goizueta Business School is a small, friendly program that takes advantage of all of Atlanta's resources

We Are Georgetown

A well-rounded education and access to top-notch employers are Hoya promises

Illinois: Midwestern Business Magnet

The university's College of Business attracts 94% of its students from the Midwest and features a strong accounting program. In 2008, it will get a new building

Cruising Around Kelley

Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, in Bloomington, is home to 3,600 undergrads. Take a look at some of the key spots on campus

Lehigh's Tight-Knit Group

This B-school offers students a diverse but centralized campus life while preparing them for A-list job placement

Business Immersion the U of M Way

At the University of Michigan's Stephen M. Ross B-school, you had better be ready to dive right in

MIT: A Photo Tour

Every year, B-school hopefuls fight for a spot at the Sloan School of Business in Cambridge, Mass. Here's an eyeful of what the winners get

NYU's Stern: Global City, Global View

With New York as your campus, everything is within reach, and Stern's undergraduate business program offers its own excitement

Kenan-Flagler: A Virtual Tour

You don't have to head to Chapel Hill for a look at the University of North Carolina's undergraduate business program

Notre Dame: A Virtual Tour

School spirit is an almost-tangible presence at the Mendoza College of Business

Robins School: A Good Crowd

At the University of Richmond, business is the most popular major. This slide show explains the attraction

Southern California Dreaming

USC's Marshall School is tough to get into, but once you're there, you have the riches of L.A. at your doorstep

Business School, Texas-Style

SMU and Dallas go hand in hand, a fact which offers big advantages to Cox School of Business students when they're ready to join the workforce

U of T at Austin: A Photo View

Take a tour of McCombs School of Business, an institution that grooms future CEOs -- and offers kayaking lessons

University of Tulsa: A Virtual Visit

A look at the school and its undergrad business program

Spirited and Spiritual Study at Villanova

This Catholic university takes pride in the strength of its faculty and its socially responsible curriculum

McIntire: A Virtual Tour

UVA's McIntire School of Commerce is moving into a snazzy new complex by August, 2007, but it has plenty to offer now

Finding Your Way at Wake Forest

Join us for a look around the university's Calloway School of Business & Accountancy

Among Seattle's Best

The University of Washington's public business school offers the best of the Northwestern hub city and a tradition of academic excellence

Business Smarts at Olin

Washington University in St. Louis features a top Midwest B-school that holds its own nationally

Wharton: An Inside Look

Take a visual tour of the University of Pennsylvania's Philadelphia campus, where students work hard -- and play hard

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