MBA programs continue their climb in national rankings

The Alutto Quad is shown between Fisher, Gerlach and Mason Halls.

Two of Fisher’s largest graduate business programs continued their climb nationally in rankings recently released by U.S. News & World Report.

Strengthened by a renewed focus on career and industry readiness, the Full-Time MBA program jumped six spots to #24 overall and rose to #8 among public colleges and universities in the annual rankings.

The Working Professional MBA program climbed to #8 overall and #5 among publics, bolstered by enhancements designed to increase flexibility, customization and connectivity to Ohio State’s broad network of alumni. 

The MBA rankings are the latest to showcase Fisher’s climb in graduate business education. Led by its Specialized Master in Business-Analytics degree, the college was ranked #5 among the best online master’s business (non-MBA) programs nationally earlier this year.

“We’re excited to see our ongoing investment in these signature graduate programs continue to make positive gains each year,” said Keely Croxton, associate dean for graduate and undergraduate programs. “While it’s just one metric we use to measure the impact of our educational offerings, we recognize that rankings such as these are an important reflection of the value of our MBA and specialized degree offerings at Ohio’s flagship university.” 

In addition to the overall and public rankings, four business specialties within the graduate program received top-30 recognition nationally: supply chain/logistics (#4), production/operations (#12), accounting (#27) and finance (#28).

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