Duluth Business University
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Duluth Business University is a 300+ student privately owned and operated Business School.
Founded in 1891 in Duluth, Minnesota and known locally as DBU, the privately owned and operated school has always maintained a clear focus on career specific training. In May of 1994, DBU obtained degree-granting status from the state of Minnesota and offers its students the option of an Associate in Applied Science Degree.
In April 2003, DBU moved to a new 27,000 square foot campus building, and added training for health and technical computer training programs to their curriculum.
The school is currently owned by James R. Gessner of Duluth and Terry L. Myhre of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
[edit] Alumni
- William L. McKnight - former chairman of 3M corporation
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