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New Scholarship Targets Non-Resident Business Students
The National Business Scholars Program provides $20,000 per year to incoming students in the School of Business and Economics who are from outside the state of Michigan or from international countries. . . .
Princeton Review Lists Michigan Tech Among 385 Best Colleges
Michigan Technological University has once again made The Princeton Review’s list of best colleges. The organization released its “Best 385 Colleges” Tuesday. Michigan Tech has made the list since it began in 1994. . . .
Cass Tech Marching Band to March in Parade of Nations, Essay Contest Winners Announced
They’re back! The renowned Cass Tech Marching Band from Detroit will march in the Parade of Nations on September 21. . . .
Tech's MIS Students Benefit from Corporate Partnership
Students in a management information systems (MIS) course at Michigan Technological University are seeing the benefits of a partnership with the provider of the largest cloud platform for developing integrated, custom business applications. Students in . . .
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