Steve Bell completely deserves this honor! He has worked both hard and smart through the years to build Bell Partners into a successful, and dependable, organization - one that always remembers that its strength lies both in its leaders and in its workers and partners. Congratulations Steve on your many accomplishments!
Would have been better if you had started construction years ago, instead of denying perfectly valid students and leaving them with nothing because of this being delayed. On principle I have more reasons to see it as not worth a dime as an undergraduate student. Also as an edit in light of that new transfer student video that was posted, that video is a falsehood. It’s rather well known on campus that their supposedly holistic review process almost never admits transfer students into Kenan. If you are a transfer student and want a business degree for sure, do not expect to get it at Chapel Hill.
Are you aware that your former student, CKE CEO Ned Lyerly, is involved with animal cruelty and food safety risks? Read more here: www.NedLyerlyCruelty.com
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Steve Bell completely deserves this honor! He has worked both hard and smart through the years to build Bell Partners into a successful, and dependable, organization - one that always remembers that its strength lies both in its leaders and in its workers and partners. Congratulations Steve on your many accomplishments!
Would have been better if you had started construction years ago, instead of denying perfectly valid students and leaving them with nothing because of this being delayed. On principle I have more reasons to see it as not worth a dime as an undergraduate student.
Also as an edit in light of that new transfer student video that was posted, that video is a falsehood. It’s rather well known on campus that their supposedly holistic review process almost never admits transfer students into Kenan. If you are a transfer student and want a business degree for sure, do not expect to get it at Chapel Hill.
Are you aware that your former student, CKE CEO Ned Lyerly, is involved with animal cruelty and food safety risks? Read more here: www.NedLyerlyCruelty.com