A logistics and supply chain management professional with over a decade of experience, Patrick Pristas serves as a logistics load manager at Walmart in Grove City, Ohio. Beyond his professional experience, Patrick Pristas possesses a bachelor's degree from Ohio University and an MBA from the University of Arkansas.
The Sam Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas oversees a highly selective and competitive MBA program for top graduate students interested in pursuing senior business positions. Comprising 53 credit hours of coursework, the full-time Walton MBA takes 22 months to complete. The program coursework explores the intricacies of today's business environment, examining the effects that technology, social media, and digitization are having on the consumer experience.
Students accepted into the program have the option of concentrating in one of four areas: supply chain, finance, retail marketing, and entrepreneurship. This gives students the ability to customize their learning experience according to the specific career path they're interested in pursuing.
Alongside the coursework, students participate in regular professional development activities, including workshops focused on building essential skills such as communication, leadership, career support, and technology. Walton MBA professional development programming also includes a speaker's series featuring today's top business leaders. Another professional development highlight is the MBA Experiential Learning Week, which exposes students to real-world social issues faced by businesses and nonprofit groups.
The final application deadline for students interested in pursuing a Walton MBA is July 1. More information, including admission requirements and tuition costs, is available at gsb.uark.edu/mba-masters-degree-program
The Sam Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas oversees a highly selective and competitive MBA program for top graduate students interested in pursuing senior business positions. Comprising 53 credit hours of coursework, the full-time Walton MBA takes 22 months to complete. The program coursework explores the intricacies of today's business environment, examining the effects that technology, social media, and digitization are having on the consumer experience.
Students accepted into the program have the option of concentrating in one of four areas: supply chain, finance, retail marketing, and entrepreneurship. This gives students the ability to customize their learning experience according to the specific career path they're interested in pursuing.
Alongside the coursework, students participate in regular professional development activities, including workshops focused on building essential skills such as communication, leadership, career support, and technology. Walton MBA professional development programming also includes a speaker's series featuring today's top business leaders. Another professional development highlight is the MBA Experiential Learning Week, which exposes students to real-world social issues faced by businesses and nonprofit groups.
The final application deadline for students interested in pursuing a Walton MBA is July 1. More information, including admission requirements and tuition costs, is available at gsb.uark.edu/mba-masters-degree-program
