When asked what students should gain from attending college, those surveyed emphasized job-related skills . . . at the top of the list were basic skills in living, including a sense of maturity and an ability to get along with diverse people.
— The New York Times, Thursday May 4, 2000

Maharishi University of Management offers you the preparation you need for a successful career. Graduates have become executives, doctors, teachers, lawyers, computer software designers, engineers, university professors, researchers, financial managers, artists, photographers, writers, editors, and designers, as well as entrepreneurs who have made millions of dollars from their own companies.

University graduates report in national surveys that they are more satisfied with their education and are better prepared for their careers than graduates from other U.S. universities. They also report that their education gave them a better ability • to understand and apply scientific principles • to work cooperatively with others • to lead and guide others and • to appreciate different cultures and philosophies. According to these same surveys, alumni are achieving a level of success higher than national norms as measured by their salaries.

What leading CEOs think a college education should give students:

• creative problem-solving ability
• intelligence
• adaptability in new situations
• ability to deal with stress
• self-confidence
• independent thinking
• ability to work harmoniously with other people