USC Marshall School of Business, Business school in Los Angeles, US
USC Marshall School of Business is a business school located on the University of Southern California campus with multiple buildings dedicated to education and research. The complex houses classrooms, faculty offices, and study spaces where students pursue degrees in various business disciplines.
The school was founded in 1920 as the College of Commerce and Business Administration with roots in early 20th-century commercial education. Its current name came after a major donation in 1997 that reflected the institution's growth and prominence.
The school brings together students from around the world who shape how business is practiced in their home countries. International exchange programs create a community where global perspectives are discussed and valued daily.
The campus is accessible and the buildings are connected by paved walkways and stairs, with elevators available in major structures for easier navigation. Plan your visit during mid-morning or early afternoon when classes are in session, as these quieter times make it easier to explore the grounds.
The school established one of the first dedicated entrepreneurship centers at an American business school in 1972. This program pioneered the idea of systematically training and supporting people who wanted to start their own ventures.
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