overall pretty good. Good professors and you actually do learn alot.

I did a dual BS/MBA program. The program is very intense but it prepared me for a job in management consulting. Today, I work as an Engagement Manager at Bain & Co. I know at least 15 other RBS grads here. Initially, not having any work experience was difficult, but once I got hired (4 months after graduation in 1999), the intensity and quantitative nature of the program helped me prepare for success in the real world. I took classes in Spanish, Pharma Managment, Strategy and Derivatives. It was cool!

I think the finance and pharma classes are good. I wasn't very impressed with the program. I did land 2 offers at the end of the program in 2001. This is better than what most of my peers did. So, I guess its a good program but you have to make it work for you. Definitely visit some classes to get a feel of the intensity

Got me 3 offers after graduation. I am now at Microsoft. I am happy to say that during my interviews I competed with the top 5 and beat a whole bunch of them for the job. The students are very independent and hard working and push themselves to do better.

Good curriculum. Very quant program. They have added some cool classes but need to do more in the international program.

1. The campus is ok 2. The students are bright but I would like more socializing 3. The professors are awesome but then again there are some that really suck 4. The admissions office has done a nice job of getting better quality of students 5. The career devl. office needs some work although the alumni seems to be getting very involved with the school

Awesome professors, but the career development office needs a little work. Although we have done quite a bit of networking this semester. I think the school will be in the top 20 within the next 10 years....

Probably one of the best Pharma program in the world. Awesome industry contacts. Very quant. program with very mature group. Awesome networking ops. with part time program