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I am interested in earning an MBA with an HR concentration. After scouring the internet and prodding HR professionals for the schools that offer what I'm looking for, I find I do not know which school
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B-Schools that prepare HR students to be businses partners

posted at 6/15/2009 12:33 PM EDT
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I am interested in earning an MBA with an HR concentration. After scouring the internet and prodding HR professionals for the schools that offer what I'm looking for, I find I do not know which schools best prepare students to not only learn HR administrative knowledge (compensation, benefits, etc), but HR strategy and metrics in order to become a business partner.

Any info on schools you can provide is greatly appreciated!

Thank you,
Kevin Flink
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B-Schools that prepare HR students to be businses partners

posted at 6/15/2009 1:46 PM EDT
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First: 2/12/2002
Last: 11/2/2009
Michigan State
University of Illinois
Cornell
Univ of Southern California

2nd tier:

West Virginia
University of South Carolina

Cornell is usually recognized as the top HR program in the country.
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