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Hands on Learning at JMU

Student in white lab coat with safety glasses, adds solution to a glass vessel using a pipetteNothing in the business world operates in a vacuum. The same can be said for our business curriculum.

BusinessWeek has ranked our College of Business third on the public schools list and fourth out of all undergraduate business schools in the U.S. for return on investment, calculated by comparing annual tuition and required fees and median starting salaries for 2008 graduates.

Our juniors spend a semester in an integrated course that's team-taught by professors from every business discipline. This unique synthesis prepares them to understand the interrelations of business systems, an incredible advantage over students from other schools.

Constant innovation is our hallmark. More than 250 companies visit our campus each year. Our job placement rate is about 90 percent during the past decade.

Our students learn to excel in group work because we know that employers demand it.

What do our business students expect? Academic rigor, team projects, class presentations, priority on information technology, a supportive infrastructure. And a successful future.

Hands on Learning

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    In JMU's Alternative Fuel Vehicle Lab students and professors work to solve our nation's mounting dependence on a dwindling oil supply. Open to all majors, students from a variety of disciplines from engineering to art have all worked in the AFV lab. Read More

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    Think the entitlement mentality plagues corporate America? This 12-credit course at JMU prepares future business leaders to take nothing for granted. Students build a business from the ground up learning how business functions are integrated in real life. Read More

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