For the third straight year, the Terry College’s undergraduate business programs rose in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings to No. 21 overall and 11th among public business schools.
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Construction of the third and final phase of the Business Learning Community will be completed next spring. From beginning to end, more than 2,000 days will have passed since the first shovel of dirt was turned to begin construction of Correll Hall in 2013.
The employment rate for this year’s graduates of the Terry College of Business hit a new high mark. According to survey data reported by the Class of 2018, 98 percent of Terry graduates were employed within three months of graduation.
High school juniors and seniors got a glimpse into the life of an undergraduate business major at the Terry Business Academy, a weeklong summer program hosted at the University of Georgia by the Terry College of Business.
The 2018 Summer Launch Program completed its eight-week program with a pitch competition in front of a distinguished panel of judges on July 30. Automated chatbot company, bobchats, walked away with the top prize of $5,000.
Son Lam knows sales.
A former salesman turned academic, the associate professor of marketing in the Terry College of Business has become a prolific researcher whose work is known in sales management circles for its creativity and impact.
Graduates of the University of Georgia’s J.M. Tull School of Accounting ranked No. 1 among large programs and No. 3 among all programs for first-time pass rates on the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination during 2017.
Ken and Anita Corsini weren’t looking to become HGTV stars.
They had already launched a successful house-flipping business in 2005 that saw them purchasing, renovating, and selling more than 100 houses a year.
A partnership between the University of Georgia and financial technology companies in Atlanta is boosting a booming sector in the region and priming Georgia MBA graduates for high-demand jobs.