The University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School graduated its first class from the MBA@UNC program on Saturday.
When it was launched, the MBA@UNC program was widely considered to have been a trendsetter in the online MBA space, with the school's standing as a top business school, higher tuition fees than other online MBA offerings at the time, and its strict on-campus requirements.
Saturday saw 18 of the UNC online MBA students graduate, 17 of which commenced the MBA@UNC program at the time of launch in July 2011.
“We are extremely proud of the members of the inaugural class, who have been both pioneers and our partners in shaping the future of global business education,” said Doug Shackelford, MBA@UNC associate dean and the Meade H Willis Distinguished Professor of Taxation at UNC Kenan-Flagler. “They are an impressive group and the very best evidence of our program’s strength. They have exceeded our expectations, and now we welcome them to the UNC Kenan-Flagler alumni community of more than 82,000 graduates living in 81 countries.”
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