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Competitive Edge
The quality
and content of your business education
is becoming increasingly important.
Just as economies and companies are becoming
more competitive, employers are
becoming more specific and demanding
in their expectations. As you look
to the future, you need a school
that is tuned in to this trend,
actively soliciting the input of
business leaders and responding
to the feedback.
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Our History
The A.J. Palumbo School of Business Administration
was established in 1913 as the School of
Accounts and Finance. In 1931, the name was
changed to the School of Business Administration
to reflect the expansion of its course offerings
and its growing professional stature in the
education community.
By 1961, the
School had earned accreditation by the
premier business school accrediting agency,
AACSB, joining the less than 15 percent
of business schools nationwide who have
achieved this distinction. During the next
several decades, new degree programs were
added to enhance the scope of the curriculum
and help prepare students for careers in
all types of organizations.
Following a
generous endowment in October of 1991 by
Antonio J. Palumbo, an accomplished business
professional, the School adopted its current
name, the A.J. Palumbo School of Business
Administration. |
