Lerner College Online MBA Program Ranked No. 28 by The Princeton Review

The University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics was ranked No. 28 on The Princeton’s Review’s list of Top 50 Online MBA Programs for 2024.

The Princeton Review’s business school rankings are uniquely based on data the company gathers from its surveys of administrators at the schools as well as surveys of students attending the schools who rate and report on their experiences at them. The rankings for 2024 were based on data from surveys of administrators at 409 business schools and surveys of 32,200 students enrolled in the schools’ MBA programs.

More than 60 data points are factored into the company’s ranking list tallies. Most are based on data from both the administrator and student surveys. Some are based on data from just student surveys, and one is based just on data from the administrator surveys.

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