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The Program offers MBA concentrations fit for any candidate including Supply Chain Management, Operations, Marketing, Finance, Business Analytics, or Entrepreneurship. Students are also able to customize their concentrations to bring in course work more specific to an industry such as health-care.

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 Holding over 102,000 seats, Neyland Stadium is ranked the 4th largest stadium in the nation and is one of college football's most iconic landmarks. GO VOLS!

 

 

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The UT MBA Program offers you a number of dual-degree opportunities. The Program graduates students with dual MBA degrees in: Sport Management, Engineering, Law, Ag-Econ, Business Analytics, and

UTHSC College of Pharmacy.

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The UT MBA encourages students to give back to the community, and provides philanthropic opportunities: 2012 marks the 10th year that UT MBA students have assisted with a Habitat for Humanity build!

 

 

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A week prior to orientation the Program offers first year MBA students the chance to show up early for a “refresher” on subjects like accounting, excel, finance and statistics. For students who have never had “business” classes, it is a much needed background/review on some of the tougher subjects. For others, it's just a great way to get back in to the swing of school.

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The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is just 45 miles south east of the UT campus. Established in 1934, the Smokies are the most visited of any national park in the U.S. Entrance to the park is free, and with over 800 miles of hiking trails and a variety of wildflowers and animal life (including approximately 1,500 black bears!), the Smokies offer activities and natural beauty any outdoor enthusiast will enjoy! 
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U.S. News and World Report‘s 2013 ranked the University of Tennessee's College of Business Administration’s supply chain management/logistics program fifth place among public institutions and ninth place nationally