What is the best HBCU for Business, Marketing, and HR?
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Either Alabama A&M University or Fisk University
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Virgina Commonwealth University  In Richmond\n\nShenandoah University in Winchester\n\nare to very good ones
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The University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business offers a marketing program. USC is a highly ranked private institution that has a highly respected reputation and excellent alumni network throughout the world.
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I would suggest that if you decide not to go to a HBCU (friends of mine went to FAMU, Spellman and Hampton--all had MOSTLY positive experiences and all are doing exceptionally well since graduating) then I would suggest that you become involved in your campus Black organization. I went to a big University that was predominantly white, but was very involved with the Black Student Union (President my Sr. year) and even the Hispanic Student Union. Make sure you visit campuses as often as you can and try to talk to people involved with minority relations to get a clearer picture of what you may be in store for. This is for NO MATTER which college or university you choose. GOod luck to you! It is a major decision. Do not rush into choosing.
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BlackEnterprise/DayStar just completed a study in which they ranked what they term "The Top 50 Colleges and Universities for African-Americans." This excellent study resulted in a number of lists for national liberal arts colleges, national universities, regional liberal arts colleges, regional universities, and HBCUs. You can find their entire report at the website cited below. I urge you to visit, scroll down on the site, and see their various ranking lists.\n\nHere are the top 20 in their overall top 50 ranking, which as you will note, includes non-HBCUs, but most of their top ten are indeed HBCUs.\n\n1 Spelman College (Atlanta, GA)\n2 Morehouse College (Atlanta, GA)\n3 Florida A&M Univ. (Tallahassee, FL)\n4 Clark Atlanta Univ. (Atlanta, GA)\n5 Howard Univ. (Washington, DC)\n6 Xavier University (New Orleans, LA)\n7 Hampton Univ. (Hampton, VA)\n8 Tuskegee Univ. (Tuskegee, AL)\n9 N. Carolina A&T Univ. (Greensboro, NC)\n10 Stanford Univ. (Palo Alto, CA)\n11 Georgetown Univ. Washington, DC)\n12 Oberlin College (Oberlin, OH)\n13 Swarthmore College (Swarthmore, PA)\n14 Vassar College (Poughkeepsie, NY)\n15 Columbia Univ. (New York, NY)\n16 Emory University (Atlanta, GA)\n17 Amherst College (Amherst, MA)\n18 Johnson C. Smith Univ. (Charlotte, NC)\n19 Univ. of N. Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC)\n20 Duke University (Durham, NC)\n\nI'm not assuming you'd prefer an HBCU -- I am just noting that Clark Atlanta is highly ranked, and Norfolk State did not make the top 50 list.\n\nBest wishes, whichever school you choose!  :)
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I just checked out the MSU website. It is regionally accredited, which is the best accreditation there is. If you want to check it out more go to the following link:\n\nhttp://www.mountainstate.edu
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Go to this site and fill their search form with your requirement. You can compare which program suits you best. They can even give you school ranks from all over the World. Just check it out.\nhttp://www.businessweek.com/bschools/04/geographic.htm
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University of Houston is one of best in area in granting graduate degrees.  Try them.
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University of Michigan has a good MBA program...\n\nWas highly rated recently I think.\n\nIf you expand out a bit...University of Chicago and Northwestern University also has HIGHLY rated programs.\n\nMichigan State University also has a good MBA program
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I'm not sure about business, but if you are interested in psychology, and live in southern california, check out the masters in psych course at UCF http://www.csufextension.org/Classes/GG_MSCounseling.asp\nThis course is designed for working adults, and the college is great!
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Also, should mention University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business. Consistently ranks (9 straight years) in the top two for International Business.
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Cal State Fullerton has a very good business program for bachelors and a masters.
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Business Administration is a broad major, but if you have a degree in BA and are working retail, something major is wrong.  It is a very marketable and flexible degree.  If one of the specialties within the college of business seem intetesting to you, it would be good to pick it up as a primary or secondary major.  IS is good, if you want to be technical.  I would skip HR.  Finance or accounting are both good too, but as you mentioned, they aren't very exciting.  Be creative, but stick with what you are interested in.  Many people don't even work in the area they studied as their major.
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harvard business school? either their website or the harvard business review?
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There area lot of corporations looking to fund noble HBCU causes in education. Look up the large companies in TX and send a letter to the Communications or PR departments with a proposal. I think you've got a good shot at it.
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http://degrees.education.yahoo.com/sub2-health_human_services-health_care_management-degrees-\n\nOnly a few to choose from.  Probably Baker College because appears to have good accrediation (something you have to be careful of with online schools)
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I don't believe there are any Historically Black Colleges or Universities in Washington State, but it looks like there is an HBCU Fair put on in the Seattle area by HBCU alumni. There's a link below.