Saunders College of Business Ranked Among Best Business Schools by US News & World Report 2024
US News & World Report ranks Saunders College of Business #97 among the Best Business Schools with full-time MBA programs for 2024. The magazine ranked a total of 506 institutions with master's-level business programs in the U.S. accredited by AACSB International.
This ranking is based on nine factors:
- Employment rates at graduation
- Employment rates three months after graduation
- Mean starting salary and bonus
- Salary by profession
- Peer assessment score
- Recruiter assessment score
- Median GMAT and GRE scores
- Median undergraduate GPA
- Acceptance rate
The STEM-designated MBA at Saunders College allows students the flexibility to design their curriculum based on their professional goals while providing them with a highly sought-after STEM education, including core business courses, information systems, and analytics. Saunders’ executive MBA degree is offered on campus as well as fully online.
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