A Veteran Takes a Road Less Traveled to the No.1-Ranked International MBA

There’s no one path to business school. Often a traditional timeline looks like this: Graduate with a bachelor’s degree (typically in business or engineering), work for about 3-5 years (typically finance or consulting) then get an MBA.

Empowering style: Moore School IMBA alumna elevates women’s professional apparel brand with $4 million in investment funds

Sali Christeson has combined her innate entrepreneurial talent with skills she learned at the Darla Moore School of Business to shake up the women’s workwear world. Argent – her affordable, comfortable and bold apparel line – aims to “dropkick the glass ceiling.” And it is getting national and celebrity attention.

Meet Caroline: Syrup expert turned University of South Carolina International MBA student

Earning an MBA can help you accelerate your career, pivot to a new profession, or add a prestigious credential to your resume. But there’s one key benefit that isn’t mentioned often — the people you will encounter in business school.

How do you know when it’s time for an MBA? Find out by going around the globe with our newest full-time students!

Our campus was abuzz with activity when we welcomed new students for a supercharged orientation week in June that included extensive career coaching sessions, an exciting case competition, and meet and greets with alumni from elite firms such as Deloitte, Coca Cola, and UPS.

Is a Full-time MBA right for you?

It’s a powerful credential for millions. But just because an MBA is a smart career move for a colleague, it doesn’t mean it’s the right call for you.

Why visit the University of South Carolina MBA in person?

Many circumstances can lead someone to apply to business school.

With the right help, Special Ops becomes an ideal background for international business.

Daniel Pritchard will earn his International MBA with a Global Track Focus in May, 2020.

How MBA cohort size can increase your competitive advantage.

Potential students are often curious about the size of our MBA classes — and cohorts — and wonder if there are any benefits to being in a larger or smaller cohort.

A Servicewoman Brings Battlefield Courage to the Business World

As a former U.S. Army Police Team Leader, Kathe Pratt learned to handle a life-threatening crisis. As acting squad leader, she took charge and led her team through harrowing circumstances such as the day a SVBIED hit her SUV convoy in Iraq.

Differentiating Your Degree to Make Your Career Path Unique

Did you know that you can earn your Juris Doctor from UofSC’s School of Law, the only nonprofit law school in the state, as a dual degree with the one-year or International MBA from the Darla Moore School of Business?

The Value of the International Immersion in a Full-time MBA

Interested in international business? The world is your oyster. These days, you would be hard-pressed to find a top MBA program that doesn’t offer some amount of international study experience. That alone speaks to the strong demand for business leaders who can demonstrate cultural awareness in a dynamic global economy.