Broad College of Business

The Edward J. Minskoff Pavilion is a state-of-the-art facility for the MSU Broad College of Business, covering over 100,000 square feet. Alumnus and real estate developer Edward J. Minskoff donated $30 million — the largest single gift from an individual in MSU’s history — to create innovative learning and career development spaces for business students. The Pavilion was completed in July of 2019.

The Pavilion enhances the Broad student experience through its design around community, collaboration and teamwork. Higher education as we know it is changing, and this super-modern facility puts Broad College ahead of the curve with flexible classrooms, energy-efficient spaces and cutting-edge technology. Join Sparty for a virtual tour of the Minskoff Pavilion. 
 

The Broad Full-Time and STEM MBA program offers endless opportunities to practice, lead and participate. We have a community of students that are committed to their studies, passionate about their college and keepers of the program’s culture.

Our students bring with them a unique set of on-the-job and personal experiences they share with one another. We encourage collaboration and support in our student resource groups.

A number of Broad MBA student resource groups are available that support our diverse campus community, including groups aimed at:

• Student families
• Community for women
• Student diversity
• International community

Membership in MBA student-led resource groups empowers students to connect with one another around networking and program development, professional foci, diversity, social interests and common experiences.

Our MBA admissions team takes a holistic approach to consider an MBA applicant for admission to the program. The application includes the following components, which are described in further detail on our website:

• Academic Record
• Resume
• GMAT, GRE or EA Test Score (if applicable)
• Essays
• Recommendations / References
• English Language Proficiency Test Score (if applicable). International applicants to the Full-Time MBA/STEM MBA program must meet particular conditions for academic transcripts and English language proficiency.
   

Every student in the Full-Time MBA program takes an intensive course focusing on the key skills needed to sell yourself at national career fairs or in a one-on-one chat with a visiting employer.

First-year MBAs are assigned a second-year MBA coach to provide personalized feedback and advice, which complements a career management class. This includes resume and cover letter reviews, elevator pitch practice, mock interviews and sharing of insights from personal experiences.

You’ll have additional workshops available to develop skills in job negotiations and case-style interviewing.

And you’ll have your career mentor on call to help you diagnose your needs and walk with you through the process from company research to position acceptance. Learn more about career outcomes by visiting the Broad MBA website.