LaSalle Business School has received the highest honors from the Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS), the academic honor society of business schools around the world.
Beta Gamma Sigma is unique to business schools that, like La Salle, are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
BGS awarded La Salle the highest honor rating in its most recent BGS Honor Roll. La Salle is one of only 49 business schools worldwide to receive this recognition. The BGS classification recognizes the Business School Honors chapter’s interaction with chapter members and the ability to take advantage of BGS products and events.
“We are proud to receive this classification from Beta Gamma Sigma as it serves as an external validation of the rigor of our program, the quality of our faculty, and our outstanding students,” said Dr. Susan C. Borkowski, a professor at the university. La Salle Accountant, provides leadership for the BGS chapter of the Business School.
This is LaSalle’s latest high-profile honor. last jump, U.S. News & World Report La Salle’s full-time MBA program is ranked #1. Ranked first in the country with a 100% employment rate within three months of graduation. in September, US News In its national university classification, La Salle’s undergraduate business programs are ranked among the best of all institutions.
Founded in 1955, LaSalle Business School provides innovative education that prepares students to do business with purpose. This spring, the school launched a one-of-a-kind dual-degree postgraduate program in Supply Chain Management in collaboration with its Italian partner POLIMI.
Accredited by AACSB International, less than 5% of business schools in the world have achieved this distinction, and the School of Business offers undergraduate and graduate level courses in a range of popular disciplines.
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