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From: altman@.csc.ti.com (Arthur Altman)
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Subject: Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior
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Date: Tue, 10-Nov-87 09:54:51 EST
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Summary: Second-Tier Schools Wanted
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A friend without net access asks: 

I will be applying to graduate business schools for enrollment in a
Ph.D program.  The specialization I am looking at is the study of
organizations, often referred to as "organizational behavior",
"organizational development", etc.

Schools like Stanford, MIT, and so on are obvious candidates.  The
best "second-tier" schools are more difficult to determine, i.e.,
schools with solid programs but which lack the prestige of the star
institutions.  This is especially hard because O.B. is a
non-traditional specialization; often there is inter-disciplinary work
with schools of psychology, for instance.

So, if you have any solid tips on good Ph.D. programs in O.B., I would
truly appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks.

P.S. Reply to Arthur and he will pass it on.





-Arthur

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