W. P. Carey School of Business - Arizona State University — Local services in Tempe

I'm not completely sure if this makes my review better (more context) or worse (more bias), but in full disclosure: I'm a double ASU alum (MBA 2018 & PhD 2024), former staff (2018-2025) and current faculty (2025 - present) at the W. P. Carey School of Business - and I think this is one of the top business schools in the world!

Entrepreneurial ventures, and businesses alike, often battle to find the right balance between creating a product or service with demand | broad interest (aka. customer scale), and how they add value for their audience (aka. scope).

Traditional education faces the same challenge with private universities focusing on elite exclusion (scope), with public universities mandated towards broader access (scale). ASU, and it's W. P. Carey School of Business, are one of the few institutions that live and exemplify broad access to elite, customized education.

If ASU is changing education, like its President Michael Crow (ASU President from 2002 - present) suggests, then the W. P. Carey School of Business is changing business (with Ohad Kadan as Dean from...

W. P. Carey is a top ranked business school and has exceeded my expectations. The school offers over 30 degree options, giving students the opportunity to specialize in an area. Additionally, the Student Engagement team pours their heart into ensuring students are getting involved, have access to leadership positions, and feel connected to the school. The Career Management and Employer Engagement team also provides students with a plethora of internship/job opportunities, resume/cover letter support, and interview prep. I am extremely impressed by the faculty as well. All of my professors have truly cared for my success and have helped me in invaluable ways. You will be supported in countless ways here. W. P. Carey is the best place to be...

This business school has a great reputation, and although I knew that coming in as a student, I got way more than what I was expecting from it over my 4 years here. The professors, faculty, and even the alumni will never say no if you need help and they will do the best they can to help you get where you want to be school/career-wise. Additionally, the high number of extremely bright students here is a very positive influence since it not only drives you to improve yourself and be highly competitive individually, but it also gives you the opportunity to network and build significant relationships with many students that can only influence you in great ways during your college...