Graduate School

The Wall Street Journal (November 30, 1998) reported that economics is the top major at Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, Stanford, and the Universities of Pennsylvania and Chicago. Reasons for the demand include a booming stock market leaving finance professionals among the highest paid in the nation. William Walstad and Michael Nieswiadomy (Journal of Economic Education - Fall 1998) reported that among the average LSAT scores of disciplines with more than 2,000 students who applied for law school admission, economics majors ranked first. The following is a representative sample of the graduate schools at which our Economics and Business majors have completed degrees.

Detailed information about graduate MBA programs can be reviewed at www.gombaschools.com.

More information about postgraduate scholarships and fellowships can be found at postgrad-fellowships.

1. M.B.A. Programs

University of Chicago	Claremont Graduate School - Drucker
Northwestern University - Kellogg	Columbia Business School, NY
UCLA - Anderson	AGSM - Thunderbird
Santa Clara University	University of Navarra - IESE
UC Berkeley - Haas	University of Pittsburgh - Katz
UC Irvine - Merage	Pepperdine University - Graziadio
Yale Graduate School of Management	U.S. International University - Ansoff
Babson	Alliant International University - Goldsmith
University of Southern California - Marshall	University of Washington

2. Law Schools

Harvard University	University of Denver
University of California at Berkeley - Bolt Hall	University of Washington
UCLA	Baylor University
University of Southern California	Santa Clara University
NYU	Pepperdine University
University of Iowa	Northwestern University
Hastings Law School	University of San Diego

3. PhD/DBA/MD

University of Minnesota	U.S. International University - Ansoff
University of Maryland	Ohio State University
University of Chicago	Loma Linda Medical School
University of Arizona - Eller	Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara Medical School