MORE THAN JUST FOOTBALL CHAMPS

FORT WORTH—You may know the school for its unlikely 2011 Rose Bowl championship, but Texas Christian University's Neely School of Business has other notches in its belt—like taking top honors in the Dallas NAIOP competition two years in a row and earning an honorable mention at the MIT case competition last year, where Neely MBA students showcased their exceptional real estate knowledge, says finance and real estate prof Joe Lipscomb, who also serves as the LKCM Center for Financial Studies director. (Hey, it's not bragging if it's true.) The MBA program emphasizes real estate finance, as well as investments and portfolio management; program grads have landed jobs at CBRE, Jones Lang LaSalle, and N3 Real Estate, among other top firms.

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