Indiana State University’s Scott College of Business Named Among Best Business Schools by The Princeton Review

The Princeton Review, known for its education services and annual school rankings, has released its Best Business Schools for 2025 with Indiana State University recognized. The company’s designations of best business schools are reported for campus and on-line MBA Programs, with the Scott College of Business identified in both categories. Data is compiled from The Princeton Review’s survey of 390 b-school administrators and 34,700 students nationally. In total, more than 60 data points are examined to determine the rankings with The Princeton Review presenting school profiles on its website.

“Being named one of the ‘Best Business Schools’ by The Princeton Review is a tremendous honor and a testament to the exceptional quality of our MBA program,” states Dean Terry Daugherty. “This recognition reflects the dedication of our faculty, the hard work of our students, and the value we continue to provide for meeting the career development needs of graduates. We are proud to be recognized as a leading business school and remain committed to serving working professionals within Indiana and beyond.”

Dr. Trudy Weddle, Executive Director of Graduate Programs for the Scott College of Business states, “This announcement highlights the real impact of our MBA program— which provides an experience grounded in practical learning, industry relevance, and personalized support. Our students don’t just earn a degree-they build meaningful connections, grow as leaders, and gain the tools to thrive in an ever-evolving marketplace.”

“Since 2004, when we developed our business school designations and rankings, our purpose has been to help students choose the b-school and program best for them,” said Rob Franek, The Princeton Review’s Editor-in-Chief. “The schools that made our lists for 2025 share four characteristics that inform our criteria for designating them as ‘best’: excellent academics, robust experiential learning components, outstanding career services, and positive feedback about them from enrolled students we surveyed. No b-school is best overall or best for all students, but to all students considering earning an MBA, we highly recommend these b-schools and salute them for their impressive programs.”

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