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My time at the University of Utah has been exceptionally well spent. The ranking of the school, the adaptability of the Master's program, and the prolific alumni network were what initially drew me to the university. Now enrolled, one of the things I appreciate most is the atmosphere of trust and mutual respect between the students and faculty that allows for intellectual conflict without causing harm to the learning process. The school's location, reputation, culture, and student network have made... Read More it an excellent choice for my family and me. I highly recommend the MBA program to prospective graduate students searching for an education that will provide them with a competitive edge.

The UofU Executive MBA program is a very well run and aspiring program. Students are very well respected and the teaching quality has generally been exceptional. I appreciate the efforts for increasing diversity and the momentum they are gaining in establishing this program and network of alumni as one of the leading programs in the country. This is reflected in their consistent gains in national program ratings and how serious they take this program. Salt Lake City and surrounding area is a world-class... Read More environment for opportunities for the outdoors while still offering a reasonable sized metropolitan area with a growing business culture and strong track record in start up enterprises. More involvement with surrounding businesses for executives as well as financial sponsorship programs would be a welcome improvement.

The University of Utah is growing and offers a rich offering of experienced professors and researchers. There are multiple student organizations that are beneficial and helpful for professional development and the executive and professional MBA programs offer a wonderful blend of work application and academic stimulation. While the price of tuition continues to raise so does the network connected to the University of Utah. I would highly recommend the program to any working individual that would... Read More like to work on a graduate program while still furthering their career and earning income.