Sources for this list of best accelerated MBA programs 2019 include U.S. News and World Report, Princeton Review, and the National Center for Education Statistics.
Topping this list is the University of Florida’s Warrington College of Business in Gainesville, Florida.
In second place is the University of North Carolina at Pembroke’s School of Business in Pembroke, North Carolina, followed by Western Illinois University’s College of Business and Technology in Macomb, Illinois in third place.
Other schools included in the ranking include (alphabetically ordered):
American University — Washington, District of Columbi
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Ashland University — Ashland, Ohio
Babson College — Wellesley, Massachusetts
California State University, East Bay — Hayward, California
Clarkson University — Potsdam, New York
College of Charleston — Charleston, South Carolina
Cornell University — Ithaca, New York
Duquesne University — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Emory University — Atlanta, Georgia
Emporia State University — Emporia, Kansas
Frostburg State University — Frostburg, Maryland
Hofstra University — Hempstead, New York
Hult International — Cambridge, Massachusetts
Lehigh University — Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Louisiana State University Shreveport — Shreveport, Louisiana
Loyola University Maryland — Baltimore, Maryland
Millsaps College — Jackson, Mississippi
Northwestern University — Evanston, Illinois
Ohio University — Athens, Ohio
Pepperdine University l — Malibu, California
Rider University — Lawrenceville, New Jersey
Saint Louis University — Saint Louis, Missouri
Seattle University — Seattle, Washington
Southern Methodist University — Dallas, Texas
Suffolk University — Boston, Massachusetts
Tarleton State University — Stephenville, Texas
Tennessee Technological University — Cookeville, Tennessee
Texas A&M University-Kingsville — Kingsville, Texas
Texas Christian University — Fort Worth, Texas
Texas Tech University — Lubbock, Texas
Troy University — Troy, Alabama
University of Cincinnati — Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Dayton — Dayton, Ohio
University of Findlay — Findlay, Ohio
University of Kentucky — Lexington, Kentucky
University of Miami — Coral Gables, Florida
University of Mississippi — University, Mississippi
University of New Hampshire — Durham, New Hampshire
University of Notre Dame — Notre Dame, Indiana
University of Pittsburgh — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
University of Rhode Island — Kingston, Rhode Island
University of South Carolina — Columbia, South Carolina
University of Southern California — Los Angeles, California
University of Texas of the Permian Basin — Odessa, Texas
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley — Edinburg, Texas
University of Vermont — Burlington, Vermont
Utah State University — Logan, Utah
There are many ways to categorize programs in order to find the right fit. At MBA Central, we focus on value. Some choose to only focus on prestige and others on price, but by weighing both, students can find a balanced MBA that gives great value.
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“One factor that can get overlooked when researching possible future MBAs is the amount of time it takes to finish a degree program,” suggests Tammie Cagle, Editor of MBA Central. Whether it is an on-campus or online program, fast completion time can be of great benefit.
A quick completion time allows students to not only obtain critical business leadership knowledge but also retain it. By putting knowledge into practice, students are more likely to use and expand on the information they receive in their MBA classes. Thus, quick completion times can inherently increase value.
Each of the programs in this ranking allows students to finish their degree in a very fast paced and driven environment.
MBA Central is an editorially unique b-school ranking and resource site. As higher education researchers and businessmen and women ourselves, we have striven to provide rankings and insights into selecting a business school and pursuing your career.
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