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Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
I worked on my Ph.D. degree at Duke's Fuqua School of Business. During my stay at Duke, the Ph.D. program in business grew in size dramatically and kept the quality as high as it used to be, if not higher. Business faculty are great scholars and teachers. They are leaders in their fields and continue to innovate in both research and teaching. They are also friendly. They treat Ph.D. students as colleagues. The program is very supportive with research databases, great offices (much better than some other university's faculty offices)/cubicles, computers, phones, copy machines, and other supplies. Basically, everything you need to learn and do research is provided. You only need to have interests in research and work dilligently. I would go to Duke again for my graduate degree.