USC ranked No. 1 college in country for veterans and military service members
The University of South Carolina has been ranked the No. 1 “2022 Military Times Best for Vets: Colleges” by the Military Times. Read the full story.
The Professional MBA program at the University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business is the No. 1-ranked part-time MBA program in South Carolina and a Top 27 program nationwide. The program is specifically designed with the needs of working professionals in mind. Whether you are on active duty seeking to progress in your military career or preparing for a transition to civilian life, in the reserves or a veteran, the USC PMBA program provides convenient options for those looking to enhance their military experience with advanced business and managerial training.
Why Choose the USC PMBA Program?
- In-person evening classes at eight regional sites in the Carolinas including Parris Island
- Remote options are available if you have a conflict and need to participate virtually or watch a recorded lecture at a time that’s convenient for you
- The PMBA program typically takes two years to complete with options to accelerate or extend completion time
- Enhance real-life skills and experience you gained in the military through courses in core business principles such as accounting, economics, management and finance as well as numerous specialization options and a graduate certificate in business analytics
- As a PMBA student, you’ll be considered a full-time student at the USC Columbia campus with access to all campus services including veterans services
- You’ll be able to use your military benefits to fund your education. Details at sc.edu/veterans.
Recent News and Events
How to Successfully Transition from Military Service to a Civilian Career
Watch a recording of our recent panel with military veterans and program alumni discussing how they navigated the transition from service to the classroom.
Meet Military and Veteran Alumni
Dave Duffy ('18 MBA)
U.S. Army veteran Dave Duffy was already an entrepreneur when he enrolled in the Professional MBA program, but he credits his courses with helping him more successfully run his businesses.
Jared Evans ('17 MBA)
Jared Evans combined his military experience with the business skills he gained from his MBA to lead veteran initiatives at the University of South Carolina.
Caroline O'Sullivan ('18 MBA
U.S. Army veteran Caroline O’Sullivan (’18 MBA) merged her business and military skills to become a chief financial officer for regional petroleum distribution company Dearybury Oil & Gas Company.
Matt Pangle ('18 MBA)
Matt Pangle uses his experiences from being in the U.S. Navy along with skills from the Moore School’s Professional MBA program in his role at Global Lending Services LLC.