When business student
Jason Halvorsen, a
captain in the Air national Guard, was deployed to Iraq in the
spring of 2006, he had a lot on his mind. But Jason didn’t have
to worry about losing time or credits toward his MBA degree. The
flexibility of Rutgers’ program and professors allowed him to
work on self-directed, independent study while in Iraq. “With my
line of work, i needed a program that would accommodate
complexities,” Jason says. The School of Business–Camden fit the
bill perfectly, working with Jason— and others like him—not only
when he was in iraq, but throughout other deployments he’s had
to manage. “it’s all working out really well.”
Masters of Business Administration Program
Prospective MBA Applicants
When business student
Jason Halvorsen, a
captain in the Air national Guard, was deployed to Iraq in the
spring of 2006, he had a lot on his mind. But Jason didn’t have
to worry about losing time or credits toward his MBA degree. The
flexibility of Rutgers’ program and professors allowed him to
work on self-directed, independent study while in Iraq. “With my
line of work, i needed a program that would accommodate
complexities,” Jason says. The School of Business–Camden fit the
bill perfectly, working with Jason— and others like him—not only
when he was in iraq, but throughout other deployments he’s had
to manage. “it’s all working out really well.”
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