Duluth Business University
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Duluth Business University is a 300+ student privately owned and operated business college.
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 1994, DBU obtained degree-granting status from the state of Minnesota and offers its students the option of a Diploma, Associate in Applied Science Degree, or Bachelor of Science Degrees.
In April 2003, DBU moved to a new campus building, and added training for health fields as well as on-line education options.
[edit] Alumni
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- William L. McKnight - former chairman of 3M corporation
[edit] Affiliations
Duluth Business University is part of the Globe Education Network, educational affiliates include:
- Globe University/Minnesota School of Business
- The Institute for Production and Recording
- Broadview University
- Benchmark Learning
- Minnesota School of Cosmetology
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