An MBA program deepens your knowledge, builds new skills, and makes you a more effective leader. But there are things you can’t learn in a classroom, development that could help you go a long way in your career that you may not have access to over a two-year program.That’s why the W. P.

W. P. Carey EMBA students got a rare look behind the curtain at one of the most forward-thinking companies around, Zappos. "The most interesting aspect about our visit to me was that even after 17 years of operation they still have the charge of a start-up," says EMBA student Brian Long.

Though Dell may be best known for its consumer technology products, the company has evolved into a preferred end-to-end solutions provider for enterprises around the world.

Akanksha Mohla traveled halfway around the world to find her second home. From India to Mill Avenue to a successful career she launched at Mattel, learn more about Akanksha's journey to the U.S. and the W. P. Carey School.

The W. P. Carey School of Business is focused on the real world. That’s why our classrooms emulate boardrooms, our students learn in teams, and our courses use case-based methodologies.

At ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business, we understand that the return on your investment in a degree can't be measured on a spreadsheet alone. It's in the way your career progresses, the way you're prepared for the challenges ahead, and even in the example you set for your family.

As a prospective student, there are lots of ways you can learn about what life is like in grad school. But the best way to really get a sense of what it’s like is by talking to current students, who are living the life and have more than likely faced the questions you have.

A group of 15 supply chain students from the W. P. Carey Full-time MBA visited three companies in the Portland area — Daimler, Nike, and Columbia Sportswear.