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The University of Michigan's Ross School of Business announced Tuesday that it will start a part-time online master of business administration program in fall 2019. The program will involve both synchronous and asynchronous instruction, as well as three in-person residencies. An analysis by Poets & Quants, which monitors the business school landscape, notes that Michigan would become the highest-ranked business school to "commit so much to online M.B.A. instruction."

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