2025 Fortune MBA Rankings
Fortune Rankings: MBA Programs, 2025
Saunders College of Business’ MBA program is ranked 91st among the best MBA programs nationally by Fortune.
To complete its ranking, the Fortune team analyzed data from nearly 100 MBA programs and considered 11 key ranking factors, including base salaries of recent graduates, cost of tuition, graduation rates, and the number of MBA alumni now serving in Fortune 1000 C-suite positions.
An MBA from Saunders gives students a foundational business and STEM education along with the essential communication and leadership skills necessary to be successful in the workplace.
Saunders is constantly modernizing its curriculum to incorporate the newest cutting-edge technology into its programs. Students in the STEM-designated MBA program learn data analytics, information systems, and managerial decision-making skills, incorporating the newest technology and resources to ensure graduates are well prepared to lead innovation in the business world.
Graduates of the MBA program are able to manage organizational operations, make managerial insights, and maximize efficiency across various business functions and industries.
Saunders’ undergraduate and graduate portfolio is nationally and internationally ranked and recognized. Graduates continually pursue high-level positions at top businesses globally, which is why Saunders boasts a 95% career outcomes rate across all of its business programs. Visit our events page to view graduate information session opportunities and other events.
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