Eli Broad College of Business — Local services in East Lansing

I attended the Broad College of Business as a marketing major from 2020-2021. I transferred to Michigan State in 2019 from a smaller private college where I played baseball and studied business. I transferred because I wanted to focus on my education in the field of business, and coming to the Broad College of Business was by far the best choice.

Broad College did a great job at making me an expert in all different fields of business other than just my major of marketing. On top of it, the most important thing is retaining all of the information that we learned and they did a wonderful job at helping me do that.

The building is beautiful and every time you walk through the doors in the morning, you feel like you are apart of something special that a lot of people don't have the opportunity to be apart of.

I highly recommend being a student of Michigan State and the globally recognized Broad College of Business - it is really something special that will help your...

Me and my mother visited this school today (7/27/18) for their white and green day event. I like the lecture halls on the upper floor and the Starbucks on the lower floor. What I don't like is after your 1st year at MSU, you have to apply to the business school (granted that you want to go into business).

I heard from a counselor that there is a 54% chance getting into the business school. I think that's too low.To get admitted you must have a 3.0+ college GPA and have "a background in business". Go...

Beautifully Renovated Building. However, was disappointed in the quality of my Broad College education. 400 Level Finance Professors seemed lost, didn't know how to teach, and were a total bore. Since graduating, there are many things I learned in the real world about the careers in Finance that I never learned at MSU. Had I known some of these things, like trading firms don't hire finance majors anymore, I probably wouldn't have majored...