About the Lundquist College of Business

Overview

Learning by Doing

Since 1914 the Charles H. Lundquist College of Business has taught its students the critical skills they need to think for themselves, to be leaders in a dynamic world, and to make better decisions on behalf of the people and resources they manage.

We are a top business school with a unique mission and vision that draws strength from our links to the Pacific Rim and the distinctive qualities of Oregon culture: innovation, sustainability, active lifestyles, financial stewardship, and respect for individuality and diversity within an increasingly global community.

Learning by Doing

At the heart of our vision and mission are our four centers of excellence, each highlighting our distinctive qualities and themes. These centers advance a "learning by doing" approach to business education (we call it experiential education), in which students work on real projects for real companies, gaining first-hand experience in their careers before they even graduate.

Departments and Programs

Our centers of excellence help you target your business education to specific areas. But it's our departments that provide the foundation of your Lundquist education. Whether it's an undergraduate degree, MBA, Executive MBA, Master of Science in Sports Product Management, Master of Accounting, Master of Science in Finance, or PhD, our School of Accounting and departments in finance, management, marketing, and operations and business analytics deliver the disciplinary fundamentals for success and the research excellence that advances business knowledge. Through this distinct approach to education, students graduate from the Lundquist College with an education that meets their personal needs, interests, and ambitions, preparing them to be among the most knowledgeable and motivated business leaders of tomorrow.

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Mission and Vision

Vision

The Lundquist College of Business will be internationally renowned for excellence in business education and research drawing strength from its links to Pacific Rim neighbors and the distinctive qualities of Oregon culture: innovation, sustainability, active lifestyles, financial stewardship, and respect for individuality and diversity within an increasingly global community.

Mission

The Lundquist College of Business is an integral part of the University of Oregon, a comprehensive public research university committed to innovative teaching, discovery, and service. The college's mission is to:

Provide outstanding undergraduate education that combines a strong foundation in the liberal arts, excellence in traditional business disciplines, and experiential opportunities drawing on the strength of Oregon's distinctive qualities.
Support economic development by offering master’s programs associated with signature centers derived from Oregon’s distinctive qualities, and by providing expert services to the Oregon community and beyond.
Contribute to the advancement of business knowledge through scholarship and doctoral programs in accordance with the research mission of the university.

Accreditation

The Lundquist College of Business is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the highest accreditation standard for business schools internationally. The college’s undergraduate program was first accredited in 1923, and its accounting program was accredited in 1989.

Only 800 (6 percent) of the world's 12,600 business schools are AACSB accredited. What's more, because our accounting program is accredited as well as our business school, we belong to a tiny elite of 185 programs—just 1.5 percent of the world's business schools—that have attained this distinction.

96 percent of CEOs with business degrees on the Fortune 500 list attended an AACSB-accredited school.
90 percent of ranked business schools are AACSB accredited.
91 percent of deans report that AACSB accreditation enhances their ability to recruit and retain top faculty.

Educated Educators

Student Demographics

UNDERGRADUATE
Fall Term 2019
Full-Time Students		3,682
Part-Time Students		167
Honors Students		92
Average GPA (Business)		3.33*
Average GPA (Accounting)		3.38*
Average GPA (Honors)		3.54
Women		37%
U.S. Minorities		34%
International		10%
Oregon Residents		50%
States Represented		37
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)		16
*Students admitted to full major status fall 2019.

MBA
Fall Term 2019
Total MBA Students	133
MBA Applicants Fall 2019	192
MBA Enrolled Fall 2019	74
Average Age	28
Women	34%
U.S. Minorities	26%
International	11%
Oregon Residents	42%
States Represented	19
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)	5
Average GMAT	588
Average TOEFL (IBT)	99
Average Undergraduate GPA	3.33
Average Years of Work Experience	4.81

MASTER OF ACCOUNTING
Fall Term 2019
Total MAcc Students	36
MAcc Applicants Fall 2019	65
MAcc Enrolled Fall 2019	36
Average Age	25
Women	56%
U.S. Minorities	N<10
International	19%
Oregon Residents	47%
States Represented	5
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)	4
Average GMAT	607
Average TOEFL (IBT)	105
Average Undergraduate GPA	3.45
Average Years of Work Experience	N/A

MS FINANCE
Summer Term 2019
Total MSF Students	34
MSF Applicants Summer 2019	95
MSF Enrolled Summer 2019	33
Average Age	24
Women	33%
U.S. Minorities	N<10
International	36%
Oregon Residents	45%
States Represented	8
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)	3
Average GMAT	602
Average TOEFL (IBT)	106
Average Undergraduate GPA	3.33
Average Years of Work Experience	N/A

MS SPORTS PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
Fall Term 2019
Total SPM Students	103
SPM Fall 2019 Applicants	102
SPM Fall 2019 Enrolled	49
Average Age	26
Women	45%
U.S. Minorities	51%
International	18%
Oregon Residents	9%
States Represented	21
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)	6
Average GMAT	580
Average GRE	153
Average Undergraduate GPA	3.32
Sports Industry Experience	55%

PHD
Fall Term 2019
Total PhD Students	36
PhD Applicants Fall 2019	140
PhD Admits Fall 2019	6
Average Age	28
Women	39%
Minorities	N<10
International	53%
Oregon Residents	8%
States Represented	11
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)	9
Average GMAT	721
Average TOEFTL (IBT)	106
Recent PhD Placements Erasmus University (Netherlands), Indiana University-Bloomington, University of Central Florida, Temple University, University of Waterloo

EXECUTIVE MBA
Fall Term 2019
Total Executive MBA Students	88
Fall Term 2019 Applicants	85
Fall Term 2019 Enrolled	46
Average Age	39
Women	30%
U.S. Minorities	20%
Average GMAT	N/A
Average Years of Work Experience	15
Average Years of Management Experience	9
Senior Management Positions	59%
Middle Management Positions	37%

ALUMNI
Bachelor's	31,226
MBA	4,351
Executive MBA	1,051
MS Sports Product Management	133
MS Finance	32
Master of Accounting	517
Master's	263
PhD	392
Other	145
*Total*	38,110*
Countries Represented (excluding U.S.)	94
*Degree count. Some alumni may have multiple degrees.

Career Placement

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Employers Hiring Lundquist College of Business Graduates, Class of 2018

10 Barrel Brewing Company
Adpearance
Advanced Medical
Aerotek
AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee)
Airbnb
AKQA
Alaska Airlines, Inc.
Alegis Construction
Amazon
Amica Mutual Insurance
Apex Systems
App Direct
Apple
Assurant
Bank of Hawaii
Barclays
BDO, LLP USA
Beach Poker
Bench Craft Company
Besco Associates
Bill Continental LLC
Black rock
BLU mist
BMGI
Bolt Marketing Group
Boras Corporation
BrightEdge
CA Ventures, LLC
Calkins Media
Calvary Community Church
Campaign Creators
Capgemini
Capism Management Simulations Inc.
CBRE
Coca Cola
CohnReznick LLP
Collabera
Connect the Dots Pediatric Therapy
Cyber Fuse
Cypress Creek Renewables
Daimler Trucks North America
DataFrameWorks
David Liu
Dell Technologies
Deloitte
Delta Tau Delta National Fraternity
Deutscher Fussball-Bund
Dick Hannah Dealerships
DigitasLBi
Dimensional Fund Advisors
Dirty Bird Records/Paradise Distribution
DriveMG
Duff & Phelps
E&J Gallo
E.F. Brett & Company
Easymedia
Entekra
Enterprise Rental
Envestnet | Yodlee
Ernst & Young (4)
Eugene Therapy LLC
F5 networks
Facebook
Ferguson Enterprises
Fidelitad
Fisher Investments
Foresters Financial
Foundation Building Materials
Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP
Freebird by Steven
Good Clean Love
Grant Thornton
Harris L. Cohen, APC
Harsch Investment Properties
Hawaii National Bank
Hollister
Hood to Coast
Hoots, Baker, & Wiley PC
Hough MacAdam Wartnik Fisher & Gorman
Hoyu
HR
Huron Consulting Group
IDL Worldwide
IES Tokyo
Intel Corporation
Isler CPA
Ithaca College
Jeff Walker Real Estate
Johanson Transportation Service
John L. Scott
Jones and Roth
Josh Lowe's Dr. Energy Saver
Kansas City Chiefs
Kernutt Stokes LLP

Key Bank
Kohl's Department Stores
KPMG
KrogerLA Fitness
Lane Powell
Learfield
Legends
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Lincoln International
Locus Marketing LLC
Logical Position
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Rams
M science
Macys
Markwins Beauty Brands Global
Meddeas
Meridian Capital
Microsoft
MKTG
Morgan Stanley
Moss Adams LLP
Mu Sigma
Muscular Dystrophy Association
My Place Hotels of America
NBS Financial
NetSuite, Inc.
Nike (6)
Ningbo Zhonling Clothing Company
Nordstrom
NorthWest Bank
Oakland Athletics
On Camera Audiences
OneLove Church
Oregon Environmental Council
Otis
Pacific Capital Resource Group
Pacific Continental Bank
Pacific Office Automation
PacificSource Health Plans
Patagonia
Peace Corps
Pitchbook Data
Pivot Hotels
Port of Portland
Portland Timbers
Pretty In China Entertainment
PwC
RBC
RCLCO
Reality Financial Advisors
REI
Reno 1868 FC
Richardson Sports
Royal Bank of Canada-Dominion Securities
Sacramento Kings
Samaritan Health Services
San Diego Padres
Selamat Designs
SELCO Community Credit Union
Sellwood Consulting
Seneca Direct
Sherman Brothers Trucking
SmartBiz. SBA Loans Made Easy
SMI Solutions, Inc.
Southern Glazers Wine & Spirits
Standish
Summit Bank
Tactics
Teach for America
TEKSystems
Tesla
Textron Aviation
The Arc of Lane County
The Hershey Company
The Standard
The Voice
Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill
U.S. Bank
Uber
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Urban Waxx
US Bank
Vanguard
VeloCloud Networks
Victoria's Secret Pink
Washington Trust Bank
Weebly
Western National Group
Willamette University
Yahoo
Yelp
YELP, Morgan Davis
Zulily

Employers Hiring Oregon MBA and Master's Graduates, Class of 2018

MBA

Adidas
Charles Schwab
Ching Luh Group
Columbia Sportswear
Creative Artists Agency
DC United
Dictionary.com
Dish Network
Dune Sciences
Electronic Arts
ForB
Gerber Kawasaki
Goldman Sachs
Hawes Financial Group
Hitachi Consulting
HP Inc.
Intel
Intrawest
Ironman
Kaiser Permanente
KORE Software
Occam Advisors
Oregon Youth Soccer Assoc.
PGA of America
Robert Half International
Tara Mandala
The Ulven Companies
Two Circles
Univision Deportes
US Bank
Wells Fargo

Master of Accounting

Aldrich (previously AKT)
Alpha Environmental Service Inc.
Deloitte
EY
Frank, Rimerman & Co
Hangzhou Blossom Tourism Group Houston
HCVT
Mandarin Consulting
Moss Adams
Perkins
PwC

MS Sports Product Management

adidas
Bolt Threads
Nike
Revant Optics
Sorel

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