<p>I was looking at rankings and USC falls in the top ten for undergraduate business education but when i got into the specifics like finance or accounting, USC did not really stand out in any of them. What is the Marshall School of Business really known for?</p>
<p>I would like to know as well</p>
<p>USC Marshall is probably the cliquiest business school in Southern California. They preach about their trojan network (which I can attest is both true and total bull-*<strong><em>, I mean, I work at a company where the president hired two friends of his son, one was a USC frat buddy and the other was a grad from UofArizona, and I can honestly say the fact the one went to USC really played to no advantage). Head over to the USC boards and talk to a *</em></strong> named “GeorgiaGirl”. She posts random crap about rankings and stuff as if she is trying to prove to herself that USC is one of the best universities.</p>
<p>USC is actually well known for its accounting program in leventhal. I was close to accepting their offer before I chose haas. USC is a great school, but obviously not the best</p>
<p>Bumpbumpbump</p>
<p>USC is known for accounting, which is strange, because you usually get a master’s degree when you want to be an accountant and their master program’s admissions stats are pretty low really.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t be surprised to see them drop out of the top 10 really, though it’s still a better school overall than most, so you would do fine going there.</p>