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Booming Argyros Grows From School To College By Brian Guevara
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ost would agree that Dodge College is Chapman University’s shiniest light. It’s annually ranked among the top five film schools in the country. Just don’t tell that to business students. They have their own bragging rights. In fact, the business school — officially this year the Argyros College of Business and Economics, has been booming so much it has even more students than Dodge. “It used to be super tiny,” said accounting alumni Matt Luna. “But now, even my coworkers are talking about how big it’s getting.” It became Chapman’s seventh college in September. On top of this, the college’s MBA is ranked #60 in the country, which is leaps and bounds higher than it was even two years ago. Like, it wasn’t even in the top 100 back in 2016. Now, of all the undergraduates enrolled at Chapman, 25% of them are in the Argyros College of Business and Economics according to the Institutional Research and Decision Support Census. That’s right. One out of every four students you see on campus is studying business for their major.