Why business majors play with crayons - by Justin Guo
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My opinionated take on how top undergrad business programs like Michigan Ross fail to deliver an optimal business education.
Contrary to popular belief, business majors don’t just draw with crayons, play with legos, and perform basic addition all day. However, the reality isn’t that much better. My name is Justin Guo. I’m a senior soon to graduate with a degree from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, the #4 undergraduate business school in the country. To quickly clarify, Ross is named after Stephen M. Ross (American businessman and Miami Dolphins owner) and is unaffiliated with fictional lawyer Mike Ross or American rapper Rick Ross. However, I believe the “Rick Ross School of Business” is an…
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