Wake Forest University Schools of Business

Steve Reinemund

Dean of Business
Retired Chairman/CEO — PepsiCo

Ranked, Recognized and Respected:
	No. 1 part-time MBA program in North Carolina and Top 10% nationwide (U.S. News and World Report). Bloomberg Business Week ranked the MBA Program for Working Professionals #32 in the nation. WFU is ranked among the world’s best graduate business schools by The Economist, Entrepreneur, Financial Times and Forbes.

	Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Only 481 undergraduate and graduate business programs in the country are accredited by the AACSB, making Wake Forest among the less than 5% of schools worldwide to have this distinction.

Ranked 31st in Forbes ranking of
the top U.S. business schools.
that measures students’ ROI.
Wake Forest MBA graduates, on average, experience increased compensation that enables them to pay off their degree in only 3.6 years.
The average salary for graduates of the WFU MBA program after completion of their course of study was increased by 127%.

The Career Management Center provides lifelong career and
life-planning strategies for students
in the MBA program.
Career management professionals are available whether you are advancing within your current company or interested in exploring options in our network of over 8,000 companies nationwide.
Our team will work closely with you to assess career options, refine goals and sharpen interviewing and negotiation skills with our “4Ps” process.

The new Wake Forest University Charlotte Center encompasses more than 30,000 square feet in close proximity to many of Charlotte’s most influential businesses and corporations.
WFU offers curriculums to fit any schedule. Attend class two nights a week or 37 Saturdays per year and receive your degree in only two years.
Only steps from the heart of Charlotte's bustling Uptown, the WFU Charlotte Center features state-of-the art technology that keeps students on the cutting edge of the study of business.