Best Business School Lansing Near Me

Andrew Beitel: I attended the Broad College of Business as a marketing major from 2020-2021. I transferred to Michigan State in 2019 from a smaller private college where I played baseball and studied business. I transferred because I wanted to focus on my education in the field of business, and coming to the Broad College of Business was by far the best choice.Broad College did a great job at making me an expert in all different fields of business other than just my major of marketing. On top of it, the most important thing is retaining all of the information that we learned and they did a wonderful job at helping me do that.The building is beautiful and every time you walk through the doors in the morning, you feel like you are apart of something special that a lot of people don't have the opportunity to be apart of.I highly recommend being a student of Michigan State and the globally recognized Broad College of Business - it is really something special that will help your career take off!

Joe: Me and my mother visited this school today (7/27/18) for their white and green day event. I like the lecture halls on the upper floor and the Starbucks on the lower floor. What I don't like is after your 1st year at MSU, you have to apply to the business school (granted that you want to go into business).I heard from a counselor that there is a 54% chance getting into the business school. I think that's too low.To get admitted you must have a 3.0+ college GPA and have "a background in business". Go green! Go white!

Chase: Beautifully Renovated Building. However, was disappointed in the quality of my Broad College education. 400 Level Finance Professors seemed lost, didn't know how to teach, and were a total bore. Since graduating, there are many things I learned in the real world about the careers in Finance that I never learned at MSU. Had I known some of these things, like trading firms don't hire finance majors anymore, I probably wouldn't have majored in business.

Jackie Tan-DeWitt: Love this place . Best place for an education

James Van Antwerp: Full of business majors 🤢. At least it's quiet and well lit.

Barry Lynn Strank: Back in October 2001 , I kept that business College from plummeting to the ground during a heavy wind storm event. The building was still in the construction phase and a good share of the windows hadn't been installed yet, and I was in charge of Security to guard the computer room and a lot of accoutrements that were already in the building. That storm started blowing 70-100 mph.wind gusts in the open window holes and the glass atrium started to act like a balloon. Scared me and I dont scare easily. I had to find a way of stabilizing the building and being an old farm boy, I knew tractors and hydraulics, I saw a HI-LO hydraulic lift and totally disregarded orders by my bosses to not use any of the construction crews equipment .I ran that hydraulic hoist up to be just snug tight to the steel I- beam ( rafter) to stabilize the entire atrium to ensure that it wouldn't collapse. I am completely sure that would have happened had I not. The next morning , the crew came in ,saw the lift nicely placed up against the roof and let my boss know that whoever did that probably kept the building in one piece .At first, my boss reiterated to me and reprimanded me for using their equipment , then some fella in charge of the school had heard about and saw what I had done and told me more than likely I really did keep that atrium from going down and even thanked me profusely and gave me a heartfelt and genuine hug. I dont know if that gentleman was Eli Broad or if he wasnt- I didn't have the time or energy to ask. I needed to go home to sleep.Anyway, I'm glad the business school is still upright and educating people . I dont handle Security anymore, but at the time, I was glad I was there to help .Thanks for your time in reading about my experience - and I thought my experience with the Eli Broad building might be a good read for people who might not know what their school has endured.Peace.

Bob Ramos: Th best college of business on campus!

Megan Nhieu: Workers were rude & impolite. No hospitality whatsoever.

JP: Has one of the best business schools and grad programs for masters. The healthcare management program is very well developed and exciting program to be in.

Zachary S: I sit here for 3 hours a day and let me tell you them seats are not comfortable.-Z

Chen Wang: best business school ever

Mayank Mittal: One of the famous B-Schools worldwide. Has association with major B-Schools in Asia. Well learned and helpful faculties.

Travis Stoliker: Great school.

Qin Jason: Best College Ever！

David DuBois: The Michigan State University School of Hospitality Business is the #1 public school of our kind for students interested in pursuing a hospitality industry career. I am a 1978 graduate of the school and continue to enjoy an over 44 year career.

Mary Winslow: So proud to be a part of The School of Hospitality Business appointed board. The relationship between the students and alumni is impressive!

Gary Hernbroth: I know this school as a student, as an alum, as a guest lecturer and Spartan Sponsor/Mentor, and a long-time member of its Alumni Board of Directors. Thus, I've seen the school from every level and I have such respect and admiration for the entire school -- faculty, students, staff and alumni.The top companies come to MSU to recruit these students, as the school has a wonderful track record of graduating emerging professionals that make a real impact in many different facets of the industry -- and other types of industries, too. This is not just a "restaurant and hotel management school." Curriculum in business skills and areas such as real estate investment, management, etc., afford many opportunities for students, as do the many student clubs on campus.Participating in the clubs helps get students involved which can include traveling and going up against other schools in national competitions. Such participation catches recruiters' eyes, too.This school has a vibrant faculty and a very engaged alumni network, which strengthens the overall experience and fabric of being a Hospitality Spartan. You may leave the school upon graduation, but it never leaves you. The consistently high national rankings of the school (currently #2 public hospitality school) are a result of all the factors I've mentioned here, and more.And, did I mention? This all takes place on a campus that is one of the most beautiful you will ever experience.

Blair Wills: I am a proud 2002 graduate of The School of Hospitality Business at MSU. The experiences I had during my time in the program were invaluable. The Student Industry Resource Center helped me to find internships that positioned me for success post graduation. The faculty is hands on and truly cares about the students and their futures. The alumni network is always willing to give back and share their experiences. Overall great school which I highly recommend!

Paul Finstad: Proud graduate of The School of Hospitality Business. Great curriculum, faculty/staff members and alumni!

rebecca whaley: I honestly cannot believe how lucky I am to have found HB. Throughout college, all my friends in other majors were surprised at how close I was with all my classmates. I could go into any class and know at least 5 people. And by know, I don't mean familiar faces. I was actually friends with at least 5 people throughout each class! They were people who got to know me and we were able to grow and develop together. The best part is that these are people I am still extremely close with to this day. I see them every year and I can't imagine college (or life) without them! The School of Hospitality helped foster that close connection. Through SIRC, the courses, the clubs, the events - everything helped me fall deeper in love with the school AND my career.

Caitlyn Kuskowski: So grateful to have went to such an amazing College and a activley involved school with so much engagement and enthusiasm. I graduated back in 2016. The School of Hospitality Business is filled with such strong and well rounded faculty, staff, and alumni that it makes your experience as a student that much more memorable. I graduated with so many experiences, skills, and a mindset for me to succeed in just about any situation. Spartans WILL. GO Green!

Brad Cance: The School is so supportive of the students, and the alumni both recent and past are absolutely committed to ensuring that they support the faculty the students and everything about the SHB at Michigan State University

James J. McHenry: The School and it's faculty, staff, and alumni created a warm and welcoming community for students to thrive under. Fantastic clubs create endless networking for students, and now as an alumni a great way to give back and pay my experience forward.

Curtis Lease: A very proud 1991 graduate of The School of Hospitality Business at Michigan State University. Part of the Broad College of Business, the Hospitality Business program is an amazing, top-notch academic program with incredible faculty, motivated students and active and distinguished alumni. So many great leadership experiences that were foundational in my growth and development in the industry. GO GREEN!

Rose Spickler: The School of Hospitality Business at MSU is a phenomenal program for students looking to enter any facet of the hospitality industry. The top notch faculty and classes help students learn essential, ever evolving information and skills to prepare them for jobs. The Student Industry Resource Center is well connected throughout the HB industry and an amazing tool for students to expand their network and find internships to enrich their experience. The School of Hospitality Business has a plethora of student clubs and organizations to get involved in, as well as many fun networking events. It is truly a place to grow and learn while preparing for a role after graduation in the hospitality industry.

Terri Woodin: Proud 1988 graduate, MSU College of Business, School of Hospitality Business! This well-rounded business degree studying all of the College of Business disciplines combined with the double major of Hospitality Business and the hands-on work experience of two internships set me up for success to be 1 of 2 national hospitality graduates that Walt Disney World made an offer to upon graduation out of 1000+ that interviewed for a management position.To this day, the reputation and success of our hard working & successful graduates ranks the MSU School of Hospitality Business as the #1 Public Hospitality Business School and this draws the attention of not only the top hospitality companies but also many other industries that seek out our graduates. Even during the 2020 COVID Pandemic, our graduates succeeded in a 97% placement upon graduation in all different industries. Go Green!

Martha Keller: I am a proud graduate from THE School of Hospitality Business. The real world examples, internships, events, etc provided a tremendous base for me to start my career. Also the amazing network of MSU HB Alumni throughout the USA. Always and forever a proud Spartan. GO GREEN!

Bob Pierce: MSU School of Hospitality Business provided me with a strong foundation in the industry, combining with my work experience to open doors that otherwise may not have been available to me. A degree from the nation's top public hospitality school was a source of pride, and a distinction among peers in my company. Once I had the opportunity to lead a hotel operation, I made it a point to source MSUSHB students to fill internships, and entry level management development positions post-graduation. These Spartans never disappointed in bringing enthusiasm and commitment, and many went on to very successful careers with premier hotel properties and companies. I continue my involvement to this day as a longstanding member of the SHB Alumni Executive Board of Directors, and hope to contribute to the school in ways large and small in the years ahead.

Chuck Day: The Best Hospitality Business education money can buy! Great faculty, great staff, great students and great alumni.

Geoffrey Ryskamp: Michigan State's School of Hospitality Business has had a global impact on the hospitality industry across various sectors - operations, real estate investment, technology and beyond. With a century-long legacy and deep alumni base who are linked to the elite Broad College of Business, this is an exceptional place that grows the leaders of tomorrow.

Houston Striggow: Graduated from The SHB in 1975, and I have remained an active alum ever since. The education offered by the program is second to none, and the program offers it graduates the ability to apply their education and experience across a wide landscape of career opportunities, both in hospitality and other business disciplines. With the opening of the Minskoff Pavilion at the Broad College of Business, the program now has a teaching facility that is second to none to any other business school in the country.

Mark Auerbach: As a longtimealum of theschool I have experienced great success because of my affiliation with the SHB. As a hospitality recruiter my network has many MSU grads who have helped me build a long time recruiting business. I continue to stay connected to the School by being on the Alumni Board which keeps me in touch with present day students.Our students have performed so well that we continue to be the TOP public hospitalityschool in the country.The environment that the faculty and University has created almost assures success for any Hotel School graduate. If one is looking for a career in the Hospitality industry MSU is the place to get an outstanding education and an excellent start to one's career.The School remains on the cutting edge of todays business environment and prepares the student for a seamless transition into the business world.The contacts that one makes by being a graduate is priceless.The SHB is a stepping stone to career success in our business,

MaryAnn Ramsey: The School of Hospitality Business at Michigan State University provided me with tools for my success as a business owner in the travel industry throughout the past 45 years. The friendships and business contacts have been and continue to be an integral part of my personal and business life.My first position in the hotel and travel industry resulted from my on campus interview during recruitment of The School of Hospitality Business students.If you are looking for a solid business background with hands on experience along with great friendships, contacts, and unparalleled post-graduation opportunities The School of Hospitality Business at Michigan State University is for you!

Ihab Elshaer: A great community collage. You get your money worth especially if you are eager to learn.

Sarah Wright: A great place to start your college education.Your success is almost ensured (pending your own effort) thanks to the smaller class room sizes and amazing staff. 🏅✨️🥇⭐️🎖🌟

The Bruckler: Can't beat it especially for the MONEYYYYY

Lonny Cruff: What a fantastic venue for meetings. I can imagine this is a great place to further your education and get ready for specific technical occupations as well.

Janette Hidalgo: My son's graduation was held here. Beautiful building. Great time❤️❤️

Lori Kilchermann: Top-notch facility!

Joe Orsborn: Really nice place,the staff was excellent

Bill D: Very nice facility.

Jeremy Brookins: 1 week from finishing the LCC's fire academy thus is a great collage with great instructor's

Sean N: Its a school. Nothing earth shattering.

Margaret Bowers: Not a bad educational experience. However, the advisors are a nightmare to deal with. One told me to change my program so I could get financial aid, and the program she had me change it to did not fix the problem. Why are they advising when they don't even know what they are doing.

Julian Kapff: Teachers and staff are extremely nice. Classes are not extremely easy but not extremely hard. Id say classes are mid level skill learning classes

gabriella barthlow: Newly renovated and beautiful. Excellent meeting space.

Jason Church: Great parking. Friendly. Clean

BoogieButt: I've found my experience with LCC, especially the west campus, to be the best possible experience in the collegiate world. Its smaller and cheaper, exactly what most everyone needs. Small enough to care about you, where teachers can give you one on one help. Staff the kind of which would make you a sandwich for free had they just watched you drop your fresh one, (Personal experience). And more so, they always have the latest and greatest tools and materials to help bring you to speed. I highly recommend LCC and especially its west campus, to those seeking learning and comfort in finding their way in life.

Kathleen Strauch: This was supposed to be a link to enroll for "WHAT'S THE FUZZ" but all I received was a map; it doesn't say whether enrollment is closed, possible at the door, or what.

Meredith Thornburg: Very clean and well maintained building and grounds. Great location for seminars and events.

Phillip Dahlhofer: I have been attending Lansing Community College on the west campus for a little over a year and a half now and I couldn't be happier! Their instructors have real world knowledge, their programs are tailored to making you as employable as possible, and they are respected by the local business community. If you are looking to improve on your skill set or get a fresh start LCC is the way to go!

Mr Wizzard: Prices are a bit high but the service is great.

Louis Kirby: What a beautiful and awesome campus! I remember going to LCC at the downtown campus, back in the early 1980's! What a difference! I know the downtown campus was totally renovated, and it looks awesome as well, but the west side campus is VERY nice and has all the nice, technical benefits that only a newer building can provide.GOOD WORK LCC! YOU DID YOURSELF PROUD!Proud to be an ALUMNI of LCC......LMK