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10 Undergraduate Business Schools To Watch In 2025

1 week ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Kristy Bleizeffer

Of course, you’d expect technical rigor in STEM fields from a polytechnic. They are designed to educate the engineers, coders, and scientists who build the tools, systems, and infrastructure of everyday life. Just as important, however, are the tech-savvy who know how to lead, sell, and scale technical innovations.
10 Undergraduate Business Schools To Watch In 2025

1 week ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Kristy Bleizeffer

In terms of higher education generally and business education specifically, few probably saw 2025 coming. A new U.S. administration that seems – how should we put it? – unfriendly to institutions of higher learning. The break-neck pace at which artificial intelligence is changing workplaces and daily lives. A growing skepticism among Gen Z about the value of a college degree, especially as tuition climbs and employers increasingly prioritize skills over diplomas.
GenAI Course Enrollments Surged By 500% In One Year, AACSB Reports

1 week ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Marc Ethier

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool for tomorrow’s workforce — it’s now the cornerstone of today’s business education. According to the 2025 State of Business Education report released by AACSB International, enrollment in generative AI courses has surged by more than 500% in just one year, signaling a sweeping transformation across global business schools.
UC Berkeley Takes 'Interim' Tag Off Haas Dean Jennifer Chatman's Title

1 week ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Marc Ethier

Jennifer Chatman, an organizational culture scholar and a double Berkeley alum, has been appointed the 16th dean of the Haas School of Business at the University of California Berkeley. Her appointment was announced Monday morning (June 16) by UC Berkeley Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Ben Hermalin and Chancellor Rich Lyons. Chatman, who has served as interim dean for about 11 months, will formally begin her new role on July 1.
Favorite Business Professors Of The Class Of 2025

1 week ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Jeff Schmitt

“Tell me something I don’t know.”That’s how Professor Ricardo Ernst often opens his undergraduate business classes at Georgetown University’s McDonough School. And it is a question that reflects the core of education. Designed to spark discussion on current events, the question demands that students read more than just their text. It serves as training for the future, when students will need to educate peers and coax customers.
This Dorm Room Entrepreneur Earned $200K From His College While Building 2 Multimillion-Dollar Startups

2 weeks ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Kristy Bleizeffer

In any given semester, at business schools around the country, dorm-room entrepreneurs are pulling all-nighters to launch their platforms, side hustles, and – just maybe – a venture they can take with them when they leave. Emil Barr, a 2024 graduate of Miami University’s Farmer School of Business, did something most student founders can only dream of: Graduating with two multi-million-dollar startups while getting his college to pay him a net profit.
Best Advice For Business Majors

3 weeks ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Jeff Schmitt

Entering college, there is no shortage of advice. Family teachers, friends, experts: they’re happy to share their wisdom. Don’t fall behind. Ask for help. Eat right. Try new things. Of course, there is always the old standby: Nothing good happens after midnight. Come Christmas, freshmen understand such advice is surface level, quaint even. In the end, the biggest lessons stem from their own mistakes: the squandered time, missed opportunities, and head-scratching decisions forever etched in their minds.
How The Trump Administration Is Strong-Arming Higher Education

3 weeks ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | John Byrne

When it comes to the Trump administration’s battle with higher education, the headlines tend to focus on Harvard and Columbia. Harvard, because it is fighting tooth and nail against overreach. Columbia, because it attempted to abide by Trump demands only to face more conflict. But the University of Virginia is among other institutions of higher education being strong-armed by the Trump administration.
20 Biggest Lessons From Business School

4 weeks ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Jeff Schmitt

Business is everywhere. Just look around you. That shirt you’re wearing? Some people designed, financed, manufactured, and marketed it before you even put it on. That burger you’re eating? A different group produced and shipped the ingredients – with government regulating the entire process. The book or movie that changed your view on life? There was a carefully strategy behind its development, messaging, and distribution.
The P&Q Interview: Kingston's Human-Centered, Future-Skills Approach To Business

1 month ago | poetsandquantsforundergrads.com | Kristy Bleizeffer

When Sankar Sivarajah became the new head of Kingston Business School in London, he was given an opportunity not afforded to many incoming deans: to redefine what a business education should be. Since September, Sivarajah has been working with senior leadership to create a new identity for Kingston Business that both builds upon its entrepreneurial foundation and prepares its graduates for the future of work.