In the 2014 U.S. News & World Report ranking of graduate business programs, the full-time MBA program at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business came in ranked 23rd, a two place bump from last year’s list. Meanwhile, McDonough’s MBA Evening Program continues to hold it’s rank as No. 1 in the Washington, DC Metro and 11th in the country among part-time programs. Additionally, the business school also was listed 12th for schools known for international business.
U.S. News compiles these annual MBA program rankings by surveying deans and MBA program directors of AACSB-accredited schools. Different meausres are taken for different kinds of programs— in the full-time program rankings, recruiter assessment, admissions data, and career statistics also are considered, while for the part-time program rankings, U.S. News also takes into account admissions statistics and the percentage of overall enrollment that is part time.
McDonough is exciting for the upcoming year following another strong showing in this year’s list. Georgetown’s MBA Evening Program is currently recruiting students for the new cohort that will be offered for the first time in Tysons, Va., at Convene, a New York-based conference center network that is opening its first Washington Metropolitan location this year at 1800 Tysons Boulevard, as well as its main campus full-time and evening offerings.
Student’s can expect the same world-renowned curriculum, faculty and student experience that makes the Georgetown MBA stand out regardless of program or location.
