The Princeton Review has again selected the the Cameron School of Business for inclusion in its book, “Best 296 Business Schools.”
The Cameron School of Business offers ten undergraduate degree concentrations and four graduate degrees. With accessible faculty and small class sizes, students at Cameron graduate prepared with the tools to succeed in a competitive world. Coursework emphasizes leadership and team work, with a focus on the practical skills needed in the workplace.
The Princeton Review recognized Cameron’s academic strength by placing it on their list of the “Best 290 Business Schools.” The ranking is based on surveys of more than 19,000 business schools.
Cameron Executive Network (CEN) matches motivated undergraduates with retired and active senior executives. Mentors come from a variety of professional backgrounds, including firms such as AT&T, Screen Gems Studios and Lockheed Martin. CEN mentors work one-on-one with students to help them develop a stronger understanding of the business world and polish their professional networking and interviewing skills.
The Princeton Review has again selected the the Cameron School of Business for inclusion in its book, “Best 296 Business Schools.”
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