Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business

Founded in 1921, The Mendoza College of Business is one of the colleges at the University of Notre Dame, regularly placed among the top ranking business schools in the US for its MBA and undergraduate programs. It is accredited by AACSB International.

The College has the following academic departments: Accountancy; Finance; Management (IT Management, Consulting & Entrepreneurship); and Marketing. It offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs including the Bachelor of Business Administration, Executive Master of Business Administration, MBA, Master of Science in Accountancy, Master of Nonprofit Administration, and Executive Education Programs.

It offers a two-year MBA and an accelerated one-year MBA program. Students can select from a variety of concentration tracks including Business Leadership, Consulting, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship, Investments, Marketing.

Rankings:

- 5th among MBA programs that infuse social and environmental impact management into the business school curriculum (Beyond Grey Pinstripes 2009-2010 edition).

- 16th among the best undergraduate business programs (U.S. News & World Report - America's Best Colleges 2010). It is also placed 8th for Undergraduate Accountancy Program in the nation, 17th for undergraduate finance department, 14th for undergraduate management department, and 23rd for undergraduate marketing department.

- 13th nationally in the US News Graduate Accounting School Ranking 2010.

- 17th in the US and 34th among the top 100 global MBA programs (Economist Intelligence Unit 2009). It is also rated 7th for "Potential to Network".

- 45th in the US and 77th among the top 100 global MBA programs (Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2009).

- 2nd among the nation’s top undergraduate business schools (BusinessWeek 2009).

- According to the BusinessWeek Undergraduate Specialty Program Rankings 2009, it is ranked:
   - 4th among the nation's top undergraduate business law programs
   - 5th among the top undergraduate operations management programs
   - 8th among the top undergraduate calculus programs
   - 9th among the top undergraduate ethics programs

- 20th among the top graduate business schools (BusinessWeek 2008). The MBA program earned an “A” for its career services, and an “A+” in the teaching category.

- The undergraduate Accounting program is placed 4th and MS Accountancy program 6th nationwide (2008 Public Accountancy Report).

- 9th rating of the five-year ROI (Wall Street Journal 2008 Ranking of Executive MBA Programs).

- 15th among the top-ranked Executive Education custom programs worldwide (BusinessWeek 2007).

- The Wall Street Journal Survey of Corporate Recruiters in 2007 ranked the Notre Dame MBA 14th in their regional survey.

- 43rd globally for its EMBA program (FT 2006).

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