South Dakota Ag Connection - Peer and Professional Connections Make USF's MBA Shine

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Peer and Professional Connections Make USF's MBA Shine
South Dakota Ag Connection - 11/15/2018

Earning your Master of Business Administration degree can make a significant impact on your career and your life. Whether you're a seasoned professional ready to move up in your field or a recent graduate looking to better position yourself in a competitive marketplace, the University of Sioux Falls has an accredited MBA program that will fit your goals and schedule.

In addition to experienced professors for our fast track 12-month, full-time program or our 21-month, part-time evening and online MBA programs, you will also have the added advantage of our cohort model of education. This means you will be a part of a group of motivated students who will progress through the program together.

"You get close with your cohort like a family, and you truly want to see each other excel both in the classroom and in their profession". -MBA candidate Chase Ward

The cohort experience offers many benefits including:

- Ability to share ideas and undertake in-depth discussions to better understand concepts, issues and opportunities.

- Firsthand experience in the necessary skills of collaboration and leadership.

- Creation of a valuable network of professionals that will most likely last for your entire career.

- Interaction with community business leaders and executives with regularly scheduled guest lecturing appearances.

"We had the pleasure of having a candid conversation with Mayor Paul TenHaken. His inspiring message demonstrated how to take risks that align with your own values," noted MBA candidate Molly Hoffman.

Learning from experienced professors, guest lecturers from community business leaders and your fellow students is a sure way to get the most from your education and a competitive edge in any work environment. Click here to learn more about one of the top MBA schools in the area and how you can become part of a select group of tomorrow's business leaders.

Guest lecturers range from banking and financial services executives to marketing, health care and business development professionals.

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