Online schools may feature helpful websites

Online schools may feature helpful websites

For example, the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame has recently undergone rebranding, which initiated the launch of a new website.

Corey McPherson Nash, a Watertown, Massachusetts-based branding and design firm, comma created the site to supplement the school's theme, Ask More of Business, and promote business as a means to improve the world.

Using social media tools, the website is intended to emphasize the college's pedagogy culture and expectations.

Prospective students can learn about the school's development through multimedia presentations from students, faculty, administration and alumni.

Chris Klaehn, partner and director of account strategy at Corey McPherson Nash, said the site is intended to embody "core values in business and show how business impacts the leaders of tomorrow, organizations and society."

Students who are deciding which business school to attend may consider enrolling in online courses that can prepare them for a full course load in a MBA program.