Princeton Review names LU’s MBA program among best in the nation
February 07, 2023 | by Shelbe Rodriguez
Lamar University’s MBA program has been named among the best business schools in the nation by The Princeton Review in their 2023 unranked list. The Lamar University on-camapus MBA program was started in 2015 and is accredited by the Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. With rolling application deadlines, which allows for multiple start dates, this accelerated program offers comprehensive business education that includes core managerial finance and accounting knowledge, as well as marketing strategic management, economics and international management courses. 
According to the publication, The Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools rankings are uniquely based on institutional data the company gathers for administrators at business schools as well as surveys of students attending the schools who rate and report on their experience at them.
The 2023 rankings are based on surveys in 2021-2022 of administrators across more than 397 business schools in the nation offering on-campus and/or online MBA’s. Results also included surveys of 29,900 students enrolled in the schools over the past three academic years. On-campus MBA rankings methodology consisted of 18 categories including: Program Expectations; Academics; Persistence; Cost & Aid; Technology & Support; and Alumni Giving.
Learn more about the LU College of Business MBA program
According to the publication, The Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools rankings are uniquely based on institutional data the company gathers for administrators at business schools as well as surveys of students attending the schools who rate and report on their experience at them.
The 2023 rankings are based on surveys in 2021-2022 of administrators across more than 397 business schools in the nation offering on-campus and/or online MBA’s. Results also included surveys of 29,900 students enrolled in the schools over the past three academic years. On-campus MBA rankings methodology consisted of 18 categories including: Program Expectations; Academics; Persistence; Cost & Aid; Technology & Support; and Alumni Giving.
Learn more about the LU College of Business MBA program