Business Schools in Delaware

One of the original 13 colonies, Delaware is now a giant in the financial services industry. This means great opportunities for those with MBA degrees in finance and accounting, marketing, and more. Delaware's major financial presence has helped create an astounding 77,500 new jobs for residents in the last decade--this translates into a 22% increase in the labor force.

The government of Delaware offers corporate income tax credits to qualifying organizations in a number of industries. The state also offers special seed capital (from $50,000-$100,000) for organizations to help grow technology-based companies.

The cost of living in Wilmington or Dover compares favorably with other major U.S. cities. For example, a home in Dover, Delaware costs 11% less than the national average. Nicknamed "The Diamond State" by Thomas Jefferson, Delaware offers quick access to the major metropolitan areas of Washington D.C. and New York City.