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{{University
|image=
|name=Humboldt State University
|text=gold
|background=green;
|type=Public
|city=Arcata, California
|sports=
|degrees=[[Bachelor of Arts|BA]], [[BS]], [[MA]], [[MBA]], [[MFA]], [[MS]]
|colors=Green and Gold
|mascot=Lucky Logger
|website=http://www.humboldt.edu/
}}
'''Humboldt State University''' is a public [[California State University]] that is noted for its programs in the life sciences. Originally founded as a teacher's college, it has grown over the years into a bachelor and master degree granting institution.
==Controversies==
===MBA Accreditation Controversy===
The Chair of the School of Business, Professor [[Saeed Mortazavi (academic)|Saeed Mortazavi]] caused a controversy when he mentioned in October 2009 that the MBA program was not accredited by the AACSB, potentially harming graduates when applying for jobs. While the School is looking into accreditation, the low numbers of graduate students and lack of accreditation could lead to it being dismantled in the expected budget cuts.
|image=
|name=Humboldt State University
|text=gold
|background=green;
|type=Public
|city=Arcata, California
|sports=
|degrees=[[Bachelor of Arts|BA]], [[BS]], [[MA]], [[MBA]], [[MFA]], [[MS]]
|colors=Green and Gold
|mascot=Lucky Logger
|website=http://www.humboldt.edu/
}}
'''Humboldt State University''' is a public [[California State University]] that is noted for its programs in the life sciences. Originally founded as a teacher's college, it has grown over the years into a bachelor and master degree granting institution.
==Controversies==
===MBA Accreditation Controversy===
The Chair of the School of Business, Professor [[Saeed Mortazavi (academic)|Saeed Mortazavi]] caused a controversy when he mentioned in October 2009 that the MBA program was not accredited by the AACSB, potentially harming graduates when applying for jobs. While the School is looking into accreditation, the low numbers of graduate students and lack of accreditation could lead to it being dismantled in the expected budget cuts.