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MESSAGE FROM ADMISSIONS
Military-affiliated and veteran students demonstrate a high level of leadership, teamwork, excellence, integrity and community. These five core values also represent UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School which allows us to attract top talented students, like yourself, to our MBA program. You have the opportunity to learn more about the fundamentals of business, integrate yourself back into the classroom with non-military classmates and learn more about yourself in a collaborative environment. We are committed to supporting you throughout your two years as a student and for life as an alum.
Danielle Richie
Senior Associate Director of Admissions & Recruiting
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Senior Associate Director of Admissions & Recruiting
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Kenan-Flagler Business School: By The Numbers
$123,980 Average Starting Compensation or Salary
1952 Founding Year of MBA Program
37,000 Living Alumni
252 Average Full Time MBA Class Size
8% of enrolled students are veterans
CLICK & MEET OUR VETERANS
Many military veterans have accelerated their transitions by attending the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School MBA program. Click their photos to learn more about why they decided to pursue an MBA, how they chose UNC, and what they’re doing now!
Banker - JP Morgan Private Bank
Charlotte Burnett
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Charlotte Burnett
Banker - JP Morgan Private BankWhy did you pursue an MBA after the military? “I wanted to pursue a degree where I could blend my leadership experience in the Army with an academic experience. The MBA afforded me this opportunity to build upon new and old skills, while also being broad enough to explore new industries. I knew it would be a great transition from the military.”
Why did you choose the UNC MBA specifically? ” I wanted a school where the top priority was teamwork and collaboration, something not unlike my experience serving in the military. But beyond teamwork and collaboration, what I loved most about UNC was the down-to-earth culture when I met with students. I instantly knew UNC was a special place because the students were smart, genuine, engaging and most importantly, they did not have an attitude. At the end of the day, I knew that after two years my peers would be more than colleagues, they would be friends.”
MBA Grad Year: 2019
Military Service: U.S. Army
Undergraduate University: Wake Forest University
General Manager Accelerated Program - Republic Services
Jack Debell
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Jack Debell
General Manager Accelerated Program - Republic ServicesWhy did you pursue an MBA after the military?: “I was looking to make a pivot. An MBA opened the doors to industries and roles that I never would have had access to in my past. It provided me with a fantastic place to build a foundation of business skills and figure out how to combine that foundation with my military experience and leadership.”
Why did you choose the UNC MBA specifically?: “Community, a new home, and opportunity. In looking for an MBA program there were three elements I was looking to find. I wanted a community that was one I would want to be a part of forever and that would provide me with friends/connections that would last a lifetime. In a similar sense, I was looking for a new place to call home for the next two years. It was important for me to be excited about life outside of the classroom and be in a place that was going to provide an excellent all-around experience. Finally, UNC was going to provide me with the stepping stones to my future. It was most important to me to find a place that offered the best opportunity upon graduation and the best option for my future employment. UNC met my criteria and so much more. “
MBA Grad Year: 2020
Military Service: U.S. Army
Undergraduate University: Wake Forest University
Area Operations Manager - Cortland
Michael B. Burris Jr.
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Michael B. Burris Jr.
Area Operations Manager - CortlandWhy did you pursue an MBA after the military?: “I chose to pursue my MBA because, after 7 years of military service, I needed to reset and figure out what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. I knew the knowledge I would learn, skills I would develop, and network I would make would be worth its weight in gold going forward into the business world.”
Why did you choose the UNC MBA program specifically?: “I chose UNC because of its culture of camaraderie and the rigor of the program. I wanted to be challenged in my studies, but be in an environment that exuded leadership and teamwork. I also wanted to concentrate in Real Estate, which UNC is known for. I found the Real Estate program to be second to none and it truly got me where I desired to be upon graduation.”
MBA Grad Year: 2019
Military Service: U.S. Navy
Undergraduate University: The Citadel
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MILITARY SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS
Veterans Choice Act, Post 9/11 GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon Program: UNC-Chapel Hill, including the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, is approved by the Department of Veterans Affairs as a training facility for students receiving military education benefits. We comply with the Veterans Choice Act and are proud participants in the Yellow Ribbon Program for students who don’t qualify for in-state tuition.
Act now to confirm your eligibility level for GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon benefits:
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Complete the form and select each school below if you are interested in learning more about their program offerings and opportunities. A member of UNC’s MBA Military Admissions Team will contact you directly.
