The Rollins MBA has been recognized nationally and internationally by some of the most well-respected organizations in the business world.

BusinessWeek: 39th in the Nation, #1 in Florida 

BusinessWeek magazine ranked the Rollins Professional MBA program 39th in the nation for part-time MBA programs in 2009. The program was also ranked 16th in the nation for “student satisfaction.”

Financial Times: 59th in the World, 1st in Florida

The Rollins executive MBA program received international recognition having been ranked the top MBA program in Florida and 59th in the world by the Financial Times in October 2009.

Forbes: 1st in Florida, 36th Nationally for Return on Investment

The Rollins Early Advantage MBA is ranked 36th nationally and is the number-one school in Florida for return on investment, according to Forbes magazine, August 2009.

Entrepreneur: #1 Florida, 22nd in the Nation for Entrepreneurial Programs

Crummer Graduate School of Business was is ranked 1st in Florida and 22nd in the nation by Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review as part of their 2009 ranking of the top 25 graduate schools for entrepreneurial studies.

The Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools

Listed in the book, The Best 301 Business Schools, the Rollins MBA program was named 22nd in the nation for entrepreneurial studies. According to Robert Franek, Princeton Review’s senior vice president of publishing, “We recommend the Rollins MBA to readers of our book and users of our site as one of the best institutions they could attend to earn an MBA."  

Hispanic Business: #13 for Top Business Schools for Hispanic Students

The publication ranked the Rollins MBA as #13 in the nation in its 2009 listing of the top 20 business schools for Hispanic students.

Leadership Excellence: Ranked 22nd in the Nation, 1st in Florida

The Rollins MBA at the Crummer Graduate School of Business has been recognized as a top leadership development educator by Leadership Excellence magazine. The Rollins MBA was cited as 22nd in the nation and the top school in Florida.

Orlando Business Journal

Rollins College Crummer Graduate School of Business was voted by Orlando Business Journal readers in 2009 as the “best Central Florida Business School for an MBA.”

AACSB International (The Assocation to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business)

Fewer than 5% of the more than 11,000 business schools in the world have earned AACSB accreditation. AACSB-accredited business schools have the highest-quality classes, teachers, research, students, and programs in the world. All the things you need to prepare yourself to be one of the best in business.