When it comes to Northwest business schools, there is only one that consistently ranks alongside Harvard,
Northwest MBA Review
A Guide to MBA Programs in the Pacific Northwest: 2013 - 2014
University of Washington - Foster School of Business
When it comes to Northwest business schools, there is only one that consistently ranks alongside Harvard,
Washington State University
Beginning Fall 2013, WSU will offer a new one year MBA program at its main campus in
University of Oregon - Lundquist College of Business
Though the University of Oregon MBA does not have the haute rankings of its athletic rival UW, the UO is the only other university in the Northwest that has been given membership in the highly prestigious Association of American Universities, whose 60 members include Harvard, Stanford, Cornell, Yale, etc. Fully accredited by the AACSB, the
Washington State University - Vancouver
Perhaps the best deal on an MBA in the Portland Metro area is offered across the river at WSU Vancouver.
Marylhurst University
The Portland Business Journal has ranked Marylhurst’s MBA program #1 in the
Southern Oregon University
The only MBA program in its state offered south of
Humboldt State University
Part of the
Seattle Pacific University
Another fine option for prospective MBA students in the
University of Portland - Pamplin School of Business
The
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga is one of 28 Jesuit universities in the
Eastern Washington University
Eastern Washington offers an evening MBA designed for working professionals in the
Eastern Oregon University
For years
Concordia University
Located in Northeast Portland, Concordia is one of ten Concordia University System campuses in
Seattle University
University of Phoenix
George Fox University
Washington State University - Tri Cities
In the heartland of
Willamette University - Atkinson School of Management
Pacific Lutheran University
Oregon State University
Western Washington University
University of Washington - Bothell
The University of Washington established two satellite campuses in 1990 to satisfy demand and more fully serve the Seattle and Puget Sound area—Tacoma and Bothell. UW Bothell shares its campus with
Portland State University
University of Washington - Tacoma
The University of Washington established two satellite campuses in 1990 to satisfy demand and more fully serve the Seattle and Puget Sound area—Tacoma and Bothell. Whereas the MBAs offered at UW Bothell are more specialized, UW Tacoma’s Milgard School of Business MBA is a more traditional program that is also designed for working adults, with courses offered in the evening.
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