The University of Michigan-Dearborn’s College of Business is an outstanding business school, according to The Princeton Review’s just-published 2012 edition of its “Best 294 Business Schools” guide. The College ranked second, out of the 8 Michigan public universities ranked, in both academic experience and admissions selectivity in the annual guide, placing it among some of the best business schools in the country.
“I’m pleased that the College of Business has been recognized again for the rigor, relevance and quality of the MBA program,” said Kim Schatzel, dean, College of Business. “Our faculty members are passionate about providing students with the experience and knowledge that today’s businesses need. Ultimately our reputation for excellence is based on the quality of our students and alumni.”
UM-Dearborn students surveyed for the guide noted an outstanding academic experience, stating that many professors are “clearly experts in their fields” and that “small class sizes help the interaction between students and professors, as well as among peers.” They also noted the advancements the College of Business is making to stand out from the competition, including its on-going efforts to keep its programs relevant, as well as continuous improvements to its academic offerings and facilities.
The Princeton Review’s “Best 294 Business Schools” guidebook contains two-page profiles of schools and MBA programs with details about academics, student life and admissions, plus scores for academics, selectivity and career placement services. The guidebook is compiled based on a survey of 19,000 students attending the best AACSB-accredited MBA programs in the world, as well as school-reported data.
UM-Dearborn’s College of Business is home to several nationally recognized programs in which students gain valuable hands-on experience working alongside faculty members and business professionals in a variety of areas. Earlier this year, U.S. News and World Report recognized UM-Dearborn’s College of Business as one of its 2012 Best Business Schools.
