UC San Diego's Rady School Recognized For Entrepreneurship By Bloomberg Businessweek

SAN DIEGO - Dec. 11, 2018 - PRLog -- The Rady School of Management at UC San Diego has been globally recognized for entrepreneurship in the Bloomberg Businessweek "Best Business Schools" ranking. The program was ranked 29^th globally and 24^th in the U.S. for its focus on entrepreneurship.

The entrepreneurship portion of the ranking was determined by a survey of school alumni and company recruiters. Alumni were asked to rate the quality of training they received to start a small business or startup, while recruiters ranked schools based on whether graduates showed exceptional entrepreneurial skills and drive.

Bloomberg Businessweek ranked 124 business schools around the world, 93 in the U.S., based on self-reported employment reports and surveys sent to three key stakeholders: graduating students, relatively recent alumni, and employers.

The Rady School's unique MBA program is tailored to professionals, often having science and technology backgrounds, who have an interest in innovation and entrepreneurship. The program provides students with the inspiration, business acumen, and faculty and alumni support to achieve a significant impact. A large number of Rady students go on to establish startup ventures or work with small, entrepreneurial companies. Since the first MBA class graduated in 2006, 150 operational companies have been started by Rady School students and alumni, creating an over $2 billion economic impact.

For more information about the Rady School, go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebg73zz23Q0