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The school of business at The Ohio State University. In 2009, its enrollment was approximately 4,700 undergraduate and 600 graduate-level students. The Fisher College of Business offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs in a variety of business disciplines, including accounting, economics, international business, human resources, marketing, management and finance. It specializes in supply chain management studies.
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Located in Columbus, Ohio, the Fisher College of Business was established in 1916. In 2009, the business school was ranked #39 out of 75 according to Forbes.

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