MetroMBA

2 Stetson MBAs Ranked As Top Programs By CEO Magazine

2 Stetson MBAs Ranked

The Online and Professional MBA degrees at the Mercer University – Eugene W. Stetson School of Business & Economics were recently named among the top MBA programs in the world by CEO Magazine.

Since 2008, CEO Magazine has been profiling the top business schools across the globe, beginning its annual Global MBA Rankings in 2012. The ranking evaluates MBA, EMBA and Online MBA programs at business schools across the world, this year seeking data from schools across North America, Europe, India, China, Russia, Australia and many more countries.

The ranking hopes to compile information relevant to applicants, such as learning environment, cost of tuition, international diversity, class size and other factors. By combining these many elements together into a definitive ranking, the publication hopes to create a picture of schools that provide a positive return on investment without forsaking academic quality.

The Stetson School of Business at Mercer was represented in the ranking by its Online MBA program, which ranked 19th among the 68 colleges and universities evaluated considered ‘Top Tier’ schools in North America. The Professional MBA for Innovation at Stetson was ranked 22nd among Executive MBA degrees.

“This recognition from CEO Magazine validates our efforts to deliver programs that focus on return on investment, innovation, engagement and impact,” commented Stetson dean Dr. Susan P. Gilbert. “We strategically combine high-quality faculty, innovative learning environments, small classes and value-based tuition – all of which are considered within the magazine’s ranking methodology.”

In addition to Mercer’s Online and Professional MBA, students have many opportunities for advancing their business education with an Evening MBA, Executive MBA or full-time MBA options. The complete ranking from CEO Magazine can be found here.

About the Author

Staff Writer, covering MetroMBA's news beat for Atlanta, Houston, and Dallas.

Exit mobile version