Five years in the row, The Economist ranks TCU MBA
faculty in the top five in the world, this year at No. 1 in the world.
Four years in a row, TCU MBA career services ranks in the
top 30 in the world, this year at No. 29.
David Allen, associate dean of graduate programs at the
TCU Neeley School of Business, credits much of the success to TCU MBA’s
intentionally small class size, exceptional faculty and dedicated staff.
“We have a faculty-student ratio of 1:13, which allows
our expert faculty to fully engage in the academic, personal and professional
development of each student. We have a dedicated career services team who put
students in touch with the best opportunities for their ongoing success,” Allen
said.
Overall, the TCU MBA program ranks No. 45 in the U.S. and
No. 67 in the world, up six spots from 2017.
“Everything we do is focused on our students’ success,
from recruiting students who are a strong match for our program, to ensuring
that they and the faculty are on the same page from before they arrive all the
way through graduation and into their careers,” Allen said.
Each year The
Economist surveys more than 100 MBA programs and thousands of
MBA students. The rankings are based on quantitative matters such as salary,
average GMAT scores and number of registered alumni (80% of the ranking), and
qualitative surveys filled out by current MBA students and the recent
graduating class (20% of the ranking).
For the full 2018 ranking by The Economist, visit https://www.economist.com/whichmba/full-time-mba-ranking.
For more information on the TCU MBA program, visit www.mba.tcu.edu.