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Columbia, South Carolina
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Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Winthrop University's online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program empowers students to lead with conviction in their current and future roles. Learn in a rigorous AACSB-accredited program taught by dedicated faculty committed to your success. Choose from concentrations in Marketing, Sports Marketing & Revenue Generation, Strategic Leadership or take electives from all three to create a custom concentration. Graduate with the confidence to solve today's toughest business challenges...
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Clemson, South Carolina
7 Followers
4 Discussions
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Charleston, South Carolina
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1 Discussion
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Florence, South Carolina
1 Follower
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Greer, South Carolina
2 Followers
1 Discussion
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Rock Hill, South Carolina
3 Followers
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