The University of Chicago Booth School of Business is the second-oldest US business school. Booth is also the first business school to offer an Executive MBA program.

Booth's curriculum offers multiple approaches to learning including case studies, lectures and team projects. Booth's only required class for full-time students, LEAD, is designed to improve students' self-awareness and interpersonal skills through classroom sessions and events.

Full-time students can learn while working to solve real-world business problems through Booth's lab courses. Students can learn how to start their own businesses, work with entrepreneurs and intern with venture capital or private equity firms through the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship. Booth students also have the opportunity to participate in several University-sponsored and national competitions.

Booth's flagship campus is located on the University of Chicago's main campus in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood. Additional campuses are located in London, Singapore and downtown Chicago's magnificent mile.

Over 87% of Booth MBAs had a job offer within three months of graduation. In 2011, over 250 companies recruited on the Booth campus and over 2,500 positions were posted on Booth's online job board. Top recruiters at Booth include:

• McKinsey & Company
• The Boston Consulting Group
• Bain & Company, Inc.
• Morgan Stanley
• Booz & Company
• Credit Suisse
• Deutsche Bank AG
• Bank of America Merrill Lynch
• JP Morgan Chase
• Accenture
  

   

Booth's alumni network is made up of over 45,000 people worldwide. Famous alumni include: former Gillette CEO James Kilts, former Coleman CEO Jerry W. Levin, Aramark CEO Joseph Neubauer, and NAVTEQ CEO Judson Green.