Jesse H. Jones Graduate School Of Business - Rice University

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The business unit of Rice University. The Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business offers several types of MBA programs, as well as customized executive education and training programs. The school offers undergraduate minors as well.

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The Jesse H. Jones school was founded with a grant in 1974, and is located in Houston, Texas. The school prides itself on its low student-to-faculty ratio, and many of its masters programs are accredited by AACSB International.

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