USD's School of Business Administration features ranked undergraduate and graduate business degree programs.

Bloomberg Businessweek Ranks USD's Evening MBA #14 in the Country

The University of San Diego’s Evening Master of Business Administration is ranked among the best in the country, according to Bloomberg Businessweek’s latest list of the top part-time MBA program, based on surveys of academic quality and student satisfaction. Bloomberg Businessweek ranked the top 76 programs, among more than 500 eligible AACSB accredited business schools. In addition, Bloomberg Businessweek graded the San Diego MBA:

• A+ for teaching quality
• A+ for how students rate the caliber of their fellow classmates
• A+ for the MBA curriculum

Undergraduate Program Ranked #36 by Bloomberg Businessweek

The University of San Diego is ranked 36th in the nation on Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2011 list of the top 50 undergraduate business programs. This is the fifth consecutive year that USD has made the top-50 list, and the fourth consecutive year that. Bloomberg Businessweek awarded the school an "A+" grade for teaching quality. The school also received and "A" grades facilities and services, and job placement.

In academic specialty rankings released by Bloomberg Businessweek in May, 2011, USD was recognized for excellence in several categories:

• Business Law #12
• Ethics #6
• Sustainability #5

Out of 139 schools who met the magazine’s initial requirements, BusinessWeek ranked 113 schools using nine distinct measures including student satisfaction, postgraduation outcomes and academic quality. More than 86,000 graduating seniors were surveyed for the rankings. In addition, BusinessWeek polled 775 corporate recruiters for companies that hire thousands of business majors each year, asking them which schools have the best graduates, most innovative curricula and most effective career services.

MBA Program Ranked Among the Best in the World for Social Responsibility by the Aspen Institute.

USD’s MBA program ranks 39th in the world, marking the school's third consecutive ranking among the top 50 MBA programs for integrating social, environmental and ethical issues into its curriculum, according to the Aspen Institute’s 2011-2012 edition of “Beyond Grey Pinstripes.”

Dean David Pyke noted: “Our high ranking from the Aspen Institute reflects our efforts and commitment to train innovative leaders and entrepreneurs who can create and manage successful, socially responsible businesses in today’s global marketplace.”

Princeton Review Ranks University of San Diego #2 Best Campus Environment

The 2012 edition of the Princeton Review Guide to the Best Business Schools lists USD as the second best campus environment among the 294 business schools they rate. The ranking is based on surveys of more than 19,000 students at schools across the country. This marks the third consecutive year that the University of San Diego’s campus environment has been ranked among the top five by the Princeton Review.

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