All About Albers

The Albers School is home to over 1800 undergraduate and graduate business students. The Albers School offers students a BA in economics or a BA in business administration with the choice of a number of majors. Our MBA is the largest nationally accredited, evening program for working professionals in the Pacific Northwest. We also offer graduate degrees in finance, international business and professional accounting, as well as a Leadership Executive MBA.

The Albers School is accredited by the prestigious AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. As of June 2007, less than 10 percent of the world’s business schools and less than one third of U.S. business schools have achieved business accreditation from AACSB .

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We are located in the Pigott Building on the Seattle Campus, and have additional classrooms for our graduate-level programs on the east side of Lake Washington, in Bellevue.

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The Albers School is committed to upgrading our technology to meet today's needs.  We now have a wireless network throughout the Pigott Building, Albers home, and in our Bellevue Campus. 

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Our five academic departments: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Management and Marketing, employ over 65 exceptionally capable faculty, supported by a professional staff of 20.  Albers School and its departments are ably assisted by the business community through 9 separate advisory boards.

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The Albers School advisory boards consist of distinguished individuals at the highest level of business in the Puget Sound. These boards meet several times a year to provide invaluable input and to communicate industry needs directly to our school.

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McGowan Scholarships

2008-2009 Scholarship Information Now Online!

The Albers School of Business and Economics will select one undergraduate or graduate student to be the William G. McGowan Scholar. The William G. McGowan Scholar will be awarded a tuition scholarship at Seattle University up to $18,000 for the academic year 2008-09. The maximum scholarship received is equal to tuition less institutional, federal, state or private grants and/or scholarships. For more information and application, click here

About Seattle University

A short walk from downtown, Seattle University has offered a value-based education in the Jesuit tradition since 1891.

Seattle University at a glance:
Size: 6,810 students
Bachelor Degree Programs: 44
Graduate Degree Programs: 24 ( not including law and a doctoral program in education)

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