Kellstadt Graduate School of Business at DePaul University

History

The college’s business graduate school and MBA program were introduced in 1948. The school was named the Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business in 1992 to honor the former CEO and chairman of Sears, Roebuck & Co.

Education

DePaul University and its Kellstadt Graduate School of Business are nationally ranked and well-known among major employers. Our faculty is renowned and respected for thought leadership, academic achievement and research success.

Career

Every year, the vast majority of advanced degree holders from Kellstadt are active and working in their chosen fields. One reason: the Kellstadt Career Management Center.

The Kellstadt Career Management Center offers a unique and valuable combination of career planning resources. Specialists at the center provide you with personalized support and the benefit of their close relationships with employers and firsthand industry knowledge to help you reach your career goals.

Housing services

Your college experience is about more than just classes, lab sessions, papers and exams. One of the most exciting parts is the opportunity to live on your own. Our on-campus dorms, suites and apartments are comfortable, spacious and full of students like you — giving you an instant sense of community when you walk through the door.

Library services

The DePaul University Library is a critical feature of the educational landscape at DePaul and is committed to supporting goals shared across academic libraries as well as goals distinct to the mission of DePaul University.

Medical services

While we do not provide a student health insurance plan, we encourage students to explore their options in the Healthcare Marketplace and work with local community organizations to provide support.

Campus life

Chicago is a world-class, vibrant business community, headquarters for many global companies and a regional hub for virtually every industry. Located in the heart of the city, DePaul connects you to that community.

Student clubs

DePaul has more than 350 student organizations dedicated to community service, student government, professional development, recreational sports and more.

Accreditation

The Driehaus College of Business is among only five percent of business colleges worldwide to have earned accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), a mark of academic excellence. Assurance of Learning assessment helps our college maintain our accreditation and ensures student learning in their courses and programs. Click here to learn more (Campus Connect login required).