Vanderbilt University is a medium-sized university in a city setting that makes its home in Nashville, TN. It is a private not-for-profit school with primarily four-year programs and of the students who apply, accepts a very small number.

From the school's mission statement:

Vanderbilt practices a need-blind admissions policy for all domestic applicants. Indeed, Vanderbilt's location in Midtown Nashville, in the heart of Music City USA, provides something for pretty much everyone: a rich supply of country, rock, and other music, and an abundance of restaurants, theaters, shops, museums, and brewpubs, all within walking distance of campus. Seven of The Commons buildings have been LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified, making The Commons one of the largest collections of LEED-certified buildings planned on a single campus site in the southeastern United States The complement to the Commons is Vanderbilt Visions, a university core program bringing together first-year students, peer mentors, and faculty advisers to discuss the challenges and opportunities of the college experience.

For students at Vanderbilt University, it has:

• Master's degree in Marketing/Marketing Management, General
• Master's degree in Finance, General
• Doctor's degree and Master's degree in Educational Leadership and Administration, General
• Master's degree in Health/Health Care Administration/Management
• Master's degree in Operations Management and Supervision
• Bachelor's degree and Master's degree in Public Policy Analysis
• Master's degree and Doctor's degree in Business Administration and Management, General
• Master's degree and Doctor's degree in Human Resources Development
• Master's degree in Accounting
• Master's degree in Educational, Instructional, and Curriculum Supervision
• Master's degree and Doctor's degree in Higher Education/Higher Education Administration