Fisher College of Business 2002 Annual Report

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In professor Walter Zinn's (right) logistic course, teams of Fisher MBAs devise solutions to complex problems facing businesses across the country. For DSW, students developed a strategy to decentralize the nation's leading shoe retailer's cardboard box suppliers. With this new plan implemented, Distribution and Transportation Director Jeff Girard (left) estimates the company will save nearly a half million dollars. Through Fisher courses, students gain real-world experience, problem-solving skills, teamwork and an opportunity to show achievement to employers.

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(entering autumn 2002)

A 2003 Financial Times career article discusses how crucial it is for graduates to do their homework and "package" themselves for prospective employers. Fisher received top billing as one of the most active colleges that devote significant personal attention and resources to each graduate to make sure they get a job. more>

Full-time MBA Program Profile
Number of applicants	1000
Total first year enrollment	169
Average age	28
Average years of work experience	5
Average GMAT	657
Average undergraduate GPA	3.42
Female:	24%
Minority:	17%
International:	30%

Part-time MBA Program Profile
Number of applicants	400
Total first year enrollment	169
Average age	30
Average years of work experience	7
Average GMAT	634
Average undergraduate GPA	3.30
Female:	24%
Minority:	12%
International:	6%

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