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WMU named a top business school by Princeton Review

The Haworth College of Business was recognized for being accredited at both the undergraduate and graduate levels by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International, as well as having additional specialized AACSB accreditation for its accountancy programs.

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30 Under 30

Meet Zach Terrell, B.B.A.’15, MBA’18, a finance graduate who is now an executive development associate at Zeigler Automotive Group. Terrell is included in the inaugural Haworth College of Business 30 Under 30 publication for doing extraordinary things in business in the short time since graduation.

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The payoff of perseverance

It’s impossible to be succinct when talking about Emmanuel Machena, B.B.A.’17. He can be described as a networker extraordinaire and a goal-setting fiend. He’s also a forward thinker, entrepreneur, and yes, a proud Haworth College of Business alumnus. Machena's time as a Business Bronco was spent both deliberately and purposefully—networking, interning and challenging the status quo any chance he could. 

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Opening doors in finance

What started as a hope to increase diversity in the field of financial planning has turned into an opportunity for students at Western Michigan University to experience a scholarship that will make a difference in pursuing their education. Greenleaf Trust awarded 10 WMU finance and personal financial planning students scholarships.