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U.S. News Ranks Smith School’s Undergraduate Program Among Nation’s Best
The undergraduate program at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business is ranked No. 16 in the nation, according to the latest U.S.News & World Report college ranking report, “America’s Best Colleges 2010,” released today. The Smith School also ranked highly in a number of business specialty categories — with its Management Information Systems and Supply Chain Management programs listed among the nation’s top 10 and a total of six areas listed among the nation’s top 20. 

Ernst & Young Freshman Fellows Orientation Program
College Park, Md. – Aug. 30, 2009 – The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business hosted its first-ever Ernst & Young Freshman Fellows Orientation Program. The company’s generous $250,000 gift to the Smith School in June 2009 created the orientation program and endowment, and produced two days of team-building, top-rate keynote speakers and seminars, and real-life ethics training for the freshmen in attendance.

Finance Fellows Meet and Dine with Industry Professionals
The Finance Fellows Networking Dinner, Sept. 22, was designed to connect undergraduate finance students with professionals in the field with aligned career interests. Students were given bios of all invited guests, and they were encouraged to come prepared with research and meaningful questions for the guests at their table. 

Undergraduate IT Program Listed Among U.S. Top 10 by TechRepublic
The Smith School's undergraduate information technology (IT) program was cited as among the nation’s best for students seeking leadership and managerial roles in the IT field, as well as for recruiters seeking the best talent.

  Program Overview
 

At the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business, we take a dramatically different approach from other undergraduate business programs. Structured around the concepts of "fellowship," the Smith undergraduate program creates a unique and enriching experience based upon our philosophy of integrating practical skills and theoretical learning.

New freshman and transferring juniors participate as a cohort--or ongoing group--in a broad range of academic and co-curricular activities designed to broaden your education and create a lasting bond with your group.

A fellowship represents the highest level of academic excellence, a recognition of the talents of our outstanding students working and learning with our world-class faculty.