The students of the CBU MBA program come from many different industries, backgrounds and varied schools of thought. We are young, we are old, we are experienced, we are novices, we are focused, we are out-of-the-box, and, on special occasions, we are a little eccentric. But one thing is for certain, we are all CBU Bucs, united under the umbrella of the MBA program. Each of us share passions for knowledge, leadership, and making a name for ourselves (not to mention making a few extra bucks).
Feel free to peruse all our little learning community has to offer. Read our blogs, make comments. Heck, even try to stump our MBAs with a question about the program. Our goal is to provide you with as much accurate and unbiased information as possible to help you make an informed decision about embarking on your MBA journey.
Erin M. Wiles (Class of ‘10)
Self-Employed Marketing Professional
www.ErinWiles.com
Dear MBA Students:
It has been two years and as an MBA student at CBU I have completed dozens of group and individual class projects, been witness to the strategic invention of the “Grizzle Stick,” written one too many IRACs, took an embarrassingly easy (yet still baffling) marketing math [...]
CMBA 607 | Strategic Marketing
I put in my time for my CMBA 607 class, so why am I still harping on it by writing a blog? Well, I want to make sure the up-and-coming CBU MBA students are prepared for the insanely intense (yet ironically fun) Markstrat Simulation game.
I won’t go into the details [...]
Erin M. Wiles (Class of ‘10)
Self-Employed Marketing Professional
www.ErinWiles.com
Dear MBA Students:
It has been two years and as an MBA student at CBU I have completed dozens of group and individual class projects, been witness to the strategic invention of the “Grizzle Stick,” written one too many IRACs, took an embarrassingly easy (yet still baffling) marketing math [...]
Here is your chance to ask existing CBU MBA students a question. Be it about the program, the school, the experience, class set-up, or just how we handle school and everything else in our lives, this is the place submit your questions. Questions will be answered by one of our students within two business days.
Submit [...]
Erin M. Wiles (Class of ‘10)
Self-Employed Marketing Professional
www.ErinWiles.com
Dear MBA Students:
It has been two years and as an MBA student at CBU I have completed dozens of group and individual class projects, been witness to the strategic invention of the “Grizzle Stick,” written one too many IRACs, took an embarrassingly easy (yet still baffling) marketing math [...]
Let’s see, Easter, Spring, DST, and a little vacation in the Arkansas Mountains and WHAM!!!!, we are finished with the Business Strategy Course and into week 3 of the Analytical Business Research Course. Okay, seriously, when I looked at the program at first I said, wow, MBA in two years. Then I looked at the [...]
Here is your chance to ask existing CBU MBA students a question. Be it about the program, the school, the experience, class set-up, or just how we handle school and everything else in our lives, this is the place submit your questions. Questions will be answered by one of our students within two business days.
Submit [...]
CMBA 607 | Strategic Marketing
I put in my time for my CMBA 607 class, so why am I still harping on it by writing a blog? Well, I want to make sure the up-and-coming CBU MBA students are prepared for the insanely intense (yet ironically fun) Markstrat Simulation game.
I won’t go into the details [...]
Another week and another run after the elusive Athletic Shoe Merchandising Goal. We’re making headway. Our team has moved up again this week, but not as much as we had hoped. Man, the guys in this class are OUTRAGEOUSLY aggressive! I mean, they are dropping prices, raising advertising, and going crazy – but can their [...]
Okay, I am the CEO of my organization in this crazy Business Strategy Game and my team has taken it on the chin for the last two weeks! So what did I do? I acted as any respectable CEO would, blamed my CMO for having faulty market intelligence, I blamed my CIO for having terrible [...]
