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The school of business at Penn State University. Its enrollment is approximately 5,500 undergraduate and graduate-level students. The Smeal College of Business offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs in a variety of business disciplines, including accounting, finance, insurance and real estate, management and organization, marketing and supply chain and information systems.
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Located in University Park, Pennsylvania, the Smeal College of Business was established in 1953. In 2009, Forbes ranked Smeal College of Business #28 out of 75 business schools.

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