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Tippie College of Business continues to grow graduate programs with new online MBA
The University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business will add an online MBA option to its part-time Professional MBA Program in fall 2019, introducing another alternative for working professionals to earn a graduate business degree that helps build their careers.
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Tippie Honors 2019 Alum and Young Alum of the Year award winners
UI Tippie College honors 2019 Alum and Young Alum of the Year Award winners at annual Chicago Luncheon on Feb. 12. /node/66496
Wait! Study suggests methods that can reduce customer aggravation over wait times
Waiting is inevitable, but a new study from the University of Iowa finds that people perceive their wait to be shorter if they think about things in more concrete detail while they’re stuck in line.
Joe Ceryanec: Deloitte CFO of the Year
Joe Ceryanec (BBA84) has been named the Deloitte CFO of the Year. Ceryanec is featured in this Des Moines Business Record article.
The downside of carrying the most weight at work
Associate Pprofessor of Management and Organizations Ning Li and his research on office rock stars are part of this Wall Street Journal article. (Readers may need a subscription to read this article.)
Tippie offers undergraduate to graduate transition program
Tippie offers a new undergrad-to-graduate option that allows undergraduate students in designated majors to start taking graduate classes their senior year so they can get a master's degree just one year after their bachelor's degree. Learn more in this Daily Iowan article.
First person: preparation
Preparing to go abroad has been an ongoing process. After making the decision to study abroad, choosing a program, and planning my course schedule with my advisor, I was ready to apply to the CIMBA Program. The application process was straightforward: my transcripts, answering a number of short essay questions about how I could benefit from the experience, and a faculty reference letter.
First person: the decision to study abroad
Before my college career began, I knew I wanted to study abroad. No one in my family, not even extended relatives, had ventured outside North America. I wanted to be the first and I made sure my advisor knew this when we met at orientation.