Fortune Rankings: Best Executive MBA Programs 2024
The Executive MBA (EMBA) program at Saunders College of Business is ranked 27th nationally in Fortune’s Best Executive MBA Programs for 2024. The magazine used 11 criteria for their ranking, including
- the number of leaders of America’s 1,000 biggest companies with an EMBA from each school (25% of the ranking)
- the average number of times during a month that people search for each business school on Google (15%)
- previous Fortune ranking (5%)
Other criteria were provided by the schools: size of the most recent graduating class, in-state tuition, graduation rate, etc.
The EMBA at Saunders is accredited by AACSB and is intended for seasoned professionals who want to put their creativity and innovation to the test to propel themselves into higher leadership roles. The program elevates the critical thinking, analytical, and leadership skills of professionals of varying backgrounds through classroom lessons, an inaugural international trip, and the final capstone consulting project.
Saunders’ undergraduate and graduate programs are internationally ranked and recognized. Visit our events page to view graduate information session opportunities and other events.
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