The George Washington University School of Business

The George Washington University School of Business was established in 1928 with donations from the League of Masonic Clubs and in 2004 it officially became known as the George Washington University School of Business. The university is located in Washington D.C. and is one of America’s top private universities, surrounded by many world-renown banks, the international monetary fund, and the state council. It has created many rare research opportunities, seminars, lectures, and other cultural events for its students. Alumni of the school include many students who are now working in the White House and other governmental agencies, giving the university the title of “the cradle of politicians”. In 2012, the George Washington University School of Business was ranked second in the Masters of Finance Post-experience, composed by the British Financial Times.