<p>what's Wake's b-school program like? My son was accepted to Wake Forest - but not to the b-school since you have to apply as a sophomore, and to Indiana's Kelley School. I'm not worried about him getting into Wake's b-school if he goes there, I'm more concerned with which is a better school for business. And PLEASE do not refer me to those stupid rankings - any of them.</p>
<p>There’s some great information available on both business schools. [Careers</a> & Internships: Kelley School of Business: Indiana University Bloomington](<a href=“http://kelley.iu.edu/careers/index.html]Careers”>http://kelley.iu.edu/careers/index.html)
[WFU</a> Schools of Business | Home](<a href=“http://business.wfu.edu/]WFU”>http://business.wfu.edu/)
Some Ntable Stats
Wake: More than 90% of our faculty members hold a PhD or other doctoral degree.
Kelley: 70% have their terminal degreee (PhD or JD)
Kelley: Within 90 days after graduation, 91% of our undergraduate students had accepted job offers
Wake: somewhere around 98% pass their MBA test (don’t remember exactly what its called) the first time. Wake also has a six-year program for MSA/MBA
Kelley: After graduation have to apply for MBA program. Then must take two years off for experience. Then can go back for MBA.</p>
<p>Both are top class so you really can’t go wrong.</p>
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<p>Not sure if this is what you meant but:</p>
<p>Wake Forest has over a 90% CPA exam pass rate (highest in the country). The undergraduate business program is rated #1 for academic quality as well as #1 for hardest working (Source: Bloomsberg BusinessWeek). </p>
<p>Wake Forest has a 5 year program (MSA) that is a combination of finance & accounting (masters degree at the end of five years). You apply to the business school sophomore year and then to FINM junior year.</p>