The U.C. Riverside School of Business has moved up in the rankings of graduate schools in the U.S., according to a report released today by U.S. News & World Report.
The school's Master of Business Administration program ranked No. 90 in the business school list, up 20 spots from last year. The program's ranking is based on several factors, including academic quality, assessed by a composite of test scores and GPA.
The business school's part-time MBA program was also ranked No. 73, an increase of three positions from the past year. UCR's School of Education, which offers doctoral-level programs, ranked No. 86 out of 237 positions, up five spots from last year.
"The school's ascent in the rankings is a testament to its strategic initiatives, such as the expansion of its facilities and the enhancement of its academic offerings, which align with the evolving demands of the global business landscape," said Rami Zwick, associate dean of graduate programs for the School of Business.
The U.S. News & World Report rankings are based on information from more than 15,000 academics and industry professionals.
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