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I am getting my BS in International Business and hope to join the MBA program at BYU in 2011. This is indeed a wonderful program that has excellent job placement afterwards not to mention it is run by BYU, I mean come on!
they didn't build a more attractive addition.
BYU has a beautiful setting and wonderfully maintained grounds. But the university's buildings are unforgivably ugly. The Hinckley building is nice. And there's the Maeser building. What else?
They are looking to building young people in the business of business. Like your heart, its whats inside that counts.
Don't forget the Erying Science Center, it has character and is photogenic too. Many of the buildings are plain and ordinary, but I think ugly is too harsh a word for them.
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