Market-Beating Investments
Professor Dean Johnson and an early edition of the Applied Portfolio team.
You won't find Monopoly money at Michigan Tech's School of Business and Economics.
You will find undergraduate students investing real money and regularly beating the market.
Last year, for example, a group of Michigan Tech undergraduates invested $750,000 of the university's endowment and managed to significantly beat the market indexes. They earned a 19.34 percent return, as opposed to the 9.71 percent return on their portfolio benchmark.
The Applied Portfolio Management Program (APMP) also outperformed 95 percent of all public mutual funds that year.
Why should you drive past all of those other business schools to attend Michigan Tech? Real money. Real experience. Real interaction with other bright students and top-notch faculty in business, finance, economics, marketing and accounting.
Create your future—and help make Michigan Tech's financial future a little brighter at the same time.