Rollins’ Crummer Graduate School of Business Ranked Among Top 100 MBA Programs
The Crummer Graduate School of Business has once again been ranked as one of the top 100 MBA programs worldwide on LinkedIn’s list of Top 100 Best MBA Programs for long-term career success.
October 02, 2026
Rollins’ Crummer Graduate School of Business has earned a spot on the global LinkedIn Top 100 MBA Programs list for career growth for 2026. Rollins also made the list in 2024 and 2025, underscoring Crummer’s consistent reputation for advancing graduates’ careers on a global scale.
The ranking’s methodology is built on exclusive LinkedIn data evaluating full-time programs based on key measures, including career advancement, hiring demand, leadership potential, network strength, and gender diversity.
Studying business through a liberal arts lens uniquely prepares Rollins students to become global thought leaders in everything from finance and marketing to operations and sustainable enterprise. Rollins’ 3/2 Accelerated Management Program (AMP) allows students to earn their bachelor’s degree and MBA in just five years.
“The 3/2 program at Crummer, along with our slate of MBA offerings, blends a liberal arts foundation with advanced business education, giving students a fast track to leadership,” says Anil Menon, the dean of Crummer. “Landing a coveted spot on LinkedIn’s 2026 global 100 ranking for a third year running confirms what we’ve always known—our mission to develop leaders with real-world career success is paying off, as Crummer alumni continue to thrive across industries.”
Throughout the 3/2 program, students make connections to local business leaders and expert faculty who are authorities in their fields while tapping into Crummer’s extensive alumni network and forging relationships with their peers in a cohort-style environment that mimics the workplace. Students apply what they’re learning to real business challenges through internships, study abroad, and leadership development programs, ensuring that they stand out among giants in a highly competitive global market.
Just ask Xandria Bramble ’25 ’26MBA, who combined her computer science background with business training through the accelerated MBA program to compete on a national stage, ultimately earning the grand prize in the 2025 NASA Patent Remix Challenge to help transform a NASA-developed technology into a potential medical device.
“Graduating as a computer science major, I always felt like I wanted to pursue something more than just working in tech,” says Bramble. “The 3/2 AMP program gave me the opportunity to broaden my experience and find connections between computer science and business while transitioning directly into the MBA program. That combination of disciplines turned out to be the perfect preparation for our NASA project, where I was able to apply what I’d learned in data analytics and quality assurance while working closely with my teammates to develop a venture from the ground up. The program’s emphasis on teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and real-world applications helped me build confidence and skills that I might not have developed otherwise.”
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