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Talented, Ambitious Students
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Smart, Influential Alumni
"If not now, when?" was the pivotal question Doug Cook '98 asked himself before changing course to acquire his own business
New classmates work together during a pre-term Complete Immersion in Management (CIM) exercise.
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Since 1908, the Kellogg School of Management has made strong leaders stronger.
Our professors are preeminent scholars and passionate educators. They direct research centers and — literally — write the books on the subjects they teach. You will call them your mentors.
Our alumni are senior leaders in business, government, education and other fields. You will call them your peers, your future business partners and your friends.
A Kellogg MBA will prepare you to outsmart the competition, excel in the fast-paced global economy, solve problems creatively and build consensus across diverse groups.
Supported by a worldwide network of 50,000 alumni, today's students continue the legacy that began when the school was founded at Northwestern University one hundred years ago. The Kellogg culture lives on.
Our professors are preeminent scholars and passionate educators. They direct research centers and — literally — write the books on the subjects they teach. You will call them your mentors.
Our alumni are senior leaders in business, government, education and other fields. You will call them your peers, your future business partners and your friends.
A Kellogg MBA will prepare you to outsmart the competition, excel in the fast-paced global economy, solve problems creatively and build consensus across diverse groups.
Supported by a worldwide network of 50,000 alumni, today's students continue the legacy that began when the school was founded at Northwestern University one hundred years ago. The Kellogg culture lives on.
