The Kelley School of Business offers a top-tier business education focused on guiding you toward your own true success. The Kelley School of Business represents more than 100 years of excellence in business education. Business education began at Indiana College (now Indiana University) with a course in political economy in 1830.
The Kelley School of Business has campuses in Bloomington and Indianapolis, Indiana. Bloomington is a small town with about half its population comprising of university students. The town is young and lively and attracts students from all over the US, as well as many international students. KSB’s campus in Indianapolis on the other hand is in the center of the thriving urban city of Indianapolis. Indianapolis is the state capital; MBA students can gain plenty of hands-on experience as well as expand their networks in the political, economic, and cultural state capital city.
The Kelley School of Business has campuses in Bloomington and Indianapolis, Indiana. Bloomington is a small town with about half its population consisting of university students. The town is young and lively and attracts students from all over the US, as well as many international students. KSB’s campus in Indianapolis on the other hand is in the center of the thriving urban city of Indianapolis. Indianapolis is the state capital; MBA students can gain plenty of hands-on experience as well as expand their networks in the political, economic, and cultural state capital city.
The Kelley School of Business is accredited by AACSB. The AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.
The Kelley School of Business offers many merit-based scholarships and fellowships to its MBA candidates. This includes the Dean’s Fellowships (awarded to exceptional students, two years of full tuition), the Forté Fellowships (awarded to females students with leadership qualities; the amount ranges from $15,000 USD up to full tuition), and the Global Fellowships (awarded to Latin American students, amounting $35,000 USD).
The Kelley School of Business has the largest business school alumni network in the world. Kelly’s graduates will join more than 123,000 alumni. Its alumni are leading business professionals and can be found in every state of the US and on six continents. Notable alumni of the Kelley School include John Chambers, president and CEO of Cisco Systems, Inc.; Harold Arthur Poling, former president and CEO of Ford Motor Co.; and Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia.
