TCU Neeley Ranks in Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools for Most Competitive Students
The TCU Neeley School of Business at Texas Christian University has made the list of Princeton Review’s top 295 business schools for the fourth consecutive year.
The Princeton Review’s ranking includes several Top 10 rankings within specific categories, rather than a to a hierarchical rating of the total 295 schools. Four the fourth year in a row, TCU Neeley has ranked in the Top Ten for Most Competitive Students. This ranking is based on surveys given to students, considering their assessment of their peer’s focus on learning, as well as the challenging academic nature of the program.
TCU Neeley’s MBA program additionally ranked in the Top 10 Best Administered programs.
Robert Franek, the senior VP-publisher of the Princeton Review, said of the data: “We chose the graduate business schools in this book based on our high regard for their academics and our assessment of institutional data. We also greatly respect the opinions of 22,000 students attending these schools who reported their experiences on our 80-question student survey.”
Bill Wempe, the executive director of graduate programs at TCU Neeley, expressed the institution’s excitement at receiving recognition from the Princeton Review for their student’s competitiveness. “Our students, faculty and staff put great effort into ensuring that the TCU MBA experience provides rigorous academics, transformative experiential learning opportunities and a range of student development programs. Excelling in these areas while at the same time maintaining a collegial learning environment is a testament to the caliber of TCU MBA students,” he said.
The Princeton Review’s profile of TCU Neeley went on further to laud the program for offering “the best of both worlds” by bringing together big business relationships with a small school feel. It also gave credit to Neeley alumni for their constant involvement in the success and career placement of students.
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