Darden Business School The Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia (UVA Darden) was established in 1955. It is a business school located at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia. The school is known for using the case method, where students learn by working on real-life business cases. The Darden School of Business is ranked 14th globally, alongside other well-known business schools such as UCLA-Anderson, Carnegie Mellon-Tepper, Cornell-Johnson, and UT Austin-McCombs. |
Business cases are 100% experience based. This is the experience of global companies. Almost all employers require graduates to have work experience, and solving business cases will help you gain that experience. Students study at Harvard Business School for 2 years and during this time they solve about 500 business cases. In business situations, theory is minimal, accounting for only 5-7% of the main study time.