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The Texas Christian University TCU was founded in 1873 in Thorp Spring, Texas by brothers Addison and Randolph Clark and named as AddRan Male and Female College. The School moved to Waco in 1895 and was named as AddRan Christian University in 1889. Later on, the name changed to Texas Christian University in 1902. The burning of the Waco campus led to the shift of TCU to downtown Fort Worth in 1910. By 1911, three new buildings were established in the present campus area.
Two- fold mission
- To develop ethical leaders with a global perspective who help shape the business environment.
- To develop and disseminate leading-edge thought in order to improve the practice of business.
TCU’s small size class structure encourages interaction between the students and intellectual faculty. The professors draw real world examples from their experiences and research to explain business concepts to the students. Innovation, information and technology are the pillars of the Neeley MBA program. Students are encouraged to work as consultants for organizations belonging to varied industries, giving them hands-on experience to identify the growth areas of the company and implement strategic improvements so that the company is able to gain an edge over its competitors. There is immense focus on Entrepreneurship, wherein the students are able to identify and evaluate opportunities, acquire resources, create enterprises and manage entrepreneurial organizations.
The Integrative Project inspires students to apply strategic thinking approach and come up with solutions to business problems. The week long project instills leadership, teamwork and presentation skills in students. Here, the students get the opportunity to put forward their ideas in front of corporate executives and business professors that boosts their chances of internship opportunities with renowned organizations.
TCU provides two International Experience options (International Experience Electives and Semester Abroad Opportunities) for its students. In the first option, students take a 10-14 day trip to countries like China, Italy, India and Argentina, where they interact with business executives of varied industries and learn the nuances of doing business in an international setting. The latter option offers a longer stay (a semester-long) in a foreign location. Students can choose to take elective courses from a partner university and additionally, even earn a degree from the partner university.
Students are sent in teams to compete with students from other top MBA programs across the country to participate in the National Case Competition. This encourages the innovative spirit in the students and instills teamwork skills in them that they would require at the workplace.
The Neeley Entrepreneurship Center promises to tap the entrepreneurship potential of each student, thus instilling problem solving skills in each student. The Center inspires students to hone their entrepreneurial skills and evolve themselves as efficient business leaders. The Entrepreneurship Club at TSU further enables students to network with business leaders and top executives, and enhances their understanding on the business front.
The Neeley Professional Development Center focuses on enhancing the communication skills of the students, so that they are able to present themselves in a clear, concise and apt manner.
TCU is located about three miles away from downtown Fort Worth. The Fort Worth Cultural District holds an array of art galleries and museums. The Amon Carter Museum, the Kimbell Art Museum and the Modern Art Museum are some of the famous museums of Fort Worth. The Scott, the Sanders and Casa Mañana are the three performance theatres of the district. The Fort Worth Zoo and splendid Botanical Garden add to the scenic beauty of the city.
The Graduate Service Center creates powerful resumes of students and utilizes its network connections with top employers across the world, so that the students are able to achieve their goals. The Center trains students through mock interviews and subsequent feedback sessions, so that the students are able to reform their response for the final day. Additionally, they also provide individual coaching and counseling for students, so that students can capitalize on their strengths and market themselves in an efficient manner.
