Following are the best business schools listed it in the 2011 edition of The Best 300 Business Schools, published by Random House and The Princeton Review:
University of Dayton - The University of Dayton School of Business Administration's MBA program is included for the fifth consecutive time in the The Princeton Review's listing of the best business schools, which is based on the surveys of 19,000 students attending the 300 business schools in the book as well as data reported by the schools.
Eberly College of Business and Information Technology - This is the seventh consecutive year that Eberly College has been selected for this annual guidebook. The College achieved accreditation of its bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in Business Administration from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International in May 2001.
California State University, Northridge - For the fourth year in a row, Cal State Northridge has been named an outstanding business school by the Princeton Review. The editors describe CSUN’s MBA program as offering “solid preparation” in marketing, general management, communication/interpersonal skills, presentation skills and quantitative skills.
Walker College of Business - Appalachian State University’s Walker College of Business has been included in “The Best 300 Business Schools: 2011 Edition” for its Master of Business Administration program. The Walker College MBA program is open to all undergraduate majors from all colleges who have completed the necessary business prerequisites to take masters level business classes. Prospective students are evaluated based on their graduate management admission test (GMAT) score, letters of recommendation, undergraduate academic performance and current resume.
* Suggested reading:
Princeton Review Party Schools 2011
Forbes College Rankings
Best 373 Colleges
University of Dayton - The University of Dayton School of Business Administration's MBA program is included for the fifth consecutive time in the The Princeton Review's listing of the best business schools, which is based on the surveys of 19,000 students attending the 300 business schools in the book as well as data reported by the schools.
Eberly College of Business and Information Technology - This is the seventh consecutive year that Eberly College has been selected for this annual guidebook. The College achieved accreditation of its bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in Business Administration from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International in May 2001.
California State University, Northridge - For the fourth year in a row, Cal State Northridge has been named an outstanding business school by the Princeton Review. The editors describe CSUN’s MBA program as offering “solid preparation” in marketing, general management, communication/interpersonal skills, presentation skills and quantitative skills.
Walker College of Business - Appalachian State University’s Walker College of Business has been included in “The Best 300 Business Schools: 2011 Edition” for its Master of Business Administration program. The Walker College MBA program is open to all undergraduate majors from all colleges who have completed the necessary business prerequisites to take masters level business classes. Prospective students are evaluated based on their graduate management admission test (GMAT) score, letters of recommendation, undergraduate academic performance and current resume.
* Suggested reading:
Princeton Review Party Schools 2011
Forbes College Rankings
Best 373 Colleges