In 1927, Menlo College was founded as a two-year program for young men to complete their lower division coursework before transferring to an upper division college or university. When Stanford University considered dropping its freshman and sophomore classes, it was imagined that Menlo College might become the junior college division of Stanford University.
Menlo College has a lot to be proud of; with a 90% employment success rate in our graduating class, an AACSB designation that puts us among the top 5% of business schools worldwide and recognition from several external ranking bodies, we are deeply appreciative to be honored with such esteem. Explore for yourself and discover the Menlo advantage.
Internships & Career Services (ICS) is here to help guide you on your path to a meaningful career. We do this through individual advising, workshops and events, Career Connect Day, our Career Management elective (INT120), and the Academic Internship Program.
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Menlo College is fortunate to be located in one of the safest neighborhoods in the U.S. The College is committed to providing a healthy and safe environment for students, faculty and staff. The Office of Campus Security works continuously to keep the campus community in the most secure and protected environment possible. Historically, the College has had a relatively low number of serious campus criminal incidents.
Menlo College has earned AACSB accreditation (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), a distinction earned by less than five percent of the world's business schools.
Good university, good opportunities for students, great location, and excellent professors.
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