Military Applicants
We welcome applicants from the various branches of the U.S. military. UC Davis MSBA students still serving or with past military service have excelled inside and outside the classroom.
Military Applicants
The UC Davis Graduate School of Management welcomes applicants from the various branches of the military. UC Davis MPAc students still serving or with past military service have excelled inside and outside the classroom.
“The MPAc keeps you engaged, from the classroom, to preparing for the CPA, to landing a job with your ideal firm, leaving no chance in getting lost during your transition to civilian life.” - Paul Borsuk MPAc 16
Military Applicants
The UC Davis Graduate School of Management welcomes applicants from the various branches of the military. UC Davis MBA students still serving or with past military service have excelled inside and outside the classroom.
Khristion Lambert MSBA 21
“I chose the UC Davis MSBA program because of the rich curriculum it has to offer. It provides an intersection of business and technical skills that companies are looking for. Being able to have the opportunity to work on real world problems and create an impact within a business in a yearlong practicum project was unheard of and invaluable for me.”
Susannah Schulze MSBA 21
DSAC Curriculum Committee
“I chose the UC Davis MSBA because of the opportunity to develop industry experience while honing my analytical abilities through the practicum project.”
Chanel Diggs MSBA 21
DSAC Curriculum Committee
“As a top-ranking program, I felt confident that the MSBA coursework and practicum project would
prepare me for a successful career in analytics. The demonstrated efforts to increase diversity within
the field and the support I felt from the team also greatly attributed to my decision to attend UC Davis.”
Khaled Khaled MSBA 20
MSBA Executive Student Assistant
"After careful research, I was more than confident that this program will help prepare me for my career pivot because of the hands on experience from the practicum. It’s primal location in San Francisco was the cherry on top.”