Temple University (Fox)

IMBA = Imaginary MBA, this is a cash cow for the school as it herds students that don't want to actually go to school.  A class trips to Paris and Tokyo plus some very lite course and "poof" you are handed a degree.  Students love that they travel, but it doesn't hold water to recruiters.  Most of the students call their degree and "MBA" and drop the "I".  Consulting course taught, not by a business professional or a PhD, but by a Temple Executive MBA grad....another rigorous program...

This is a pathetic public school. It is ranked as a Tier 3 school by US News and the business school is ranked a pathetic #77. Compare that to Penn State -University Park which is a Tier 1 school and has a business school ranked #18. Students coming out of here do not get decent jobs. The athletic teams are also horrible. People outside of the northeast do not know what Temple is. The school is also in a very dangerous part of Philadelphia.

Hired a Temple MBA + three years experience, one year ago. Possibly the best hire our firm has made in quite a while. This person is very hard working and quick on picking up new ideas and techniques. It seems as if they had much more experience than three years beyond the MBA program. We;ll be sure to look for 'Temple MBA' on future resumes.

Good school but not in the class of the other top contenders.

I employed two grads from Temple IMBA. Experience so far is excellent. They know what to do, are highly motivated and smart and not too theoretical minded like others

Great satisfaction in multicultural experience and realistic challenges. Strongly recommend the program!

The Fox School of Business and Management is one of the most interesting and innovative programs in the world. The Business School has campuses in London, Paris, Tokyo, and Rome, just to name a few. Fox also offers an outstanding value. My IMBA including expenses was approximately $32,000. I have a close friend who graduated from Harvard last year and she spent approximately $32,000 per semester, including expenses. Our base starting salaries were only about $10,000 apart and I had the opportunity to study all over the world. Temple is an excellent program and I was very proud to be part of it. Tiffany Taylor, Temple University IMBA, 1999.

Great program - practical education - top notch students - administration in Paris is excellent

Wonderful experience with people attending from 17 different countries.

High standard and high competition. Here you find the best international students

I graduated from Temple's International MBA program in 2001. Outstanding experience, 30 students from 16 countries, studying in Paris/Philly & Tokyo...!

Fox School has great academics and programs. It is rising among the strongest school. Its night owl tradition of education for people who are working makes it very current and right on the path to the top school.

The international MBA focuses on international relations - not just in business and economics but also in interaction between people. The international participants give you hands-on expertise in dealing with foreign mentalities. I value the experiences I made very high and still benefit from it in many ways. Greetings from Hamburg, Germany to the Temple IMBAs.

Totally undervalued MBA. Produces high-class candidates

I did the International MBA at the Temple Univ. Fox School. Staying in Paris, Philly and Tokyo gives you memories you will never forget. Also the courses and the reputation give you an extra boost in your career. Thank you for the great time and the excellent education!

I received my MBA from the Temple University Fox School of Business on February 6, 2004. I found the Temple MBA program to an incredible value and truly enhanced my business accumen. Thank you Temple!

I am an alum of the MBA Health Administration program. The education I earned was first rate. Faculty were excellent and the courses were relevant to the business of healthcare management. I see many colleagues from Ivy League B schools that do not have the practical operational management skills that are so essential for successful performance in healthcare management. As a Pennsylvania resident the FOX MBA was the best educational bargain possible and was AACSB and ACEHSA accredited.