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NEWSLINE - Summer 2001
Largest Business Schools by Enrollment*
Results of the AACSB
International 2000-2001 Business School Questionnaire, as reported through the voluntary
participation of 402 member schools, identify the institutions reporting the
largest business school enrollments for fall 2000. Figures represent student
enrollment for MBA and specialized master's programs included in the institution's regional
accreditation, including off-campus business programs. Member schools were
asked to report Specialized Master's degree program enrollment data separately
from MBA enrollment data. The types of programs in this growing category
are diverse and have a range of titles, such as Master of Accountancy, Master of
Arts in Organizational Behavior, and Master of Science in Information Age
Marketing. These programs now are responsible for an estimated 30 percent
of all Master's degree enrollment.
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AACSB
Internatinal Member Accredited Schools |
|
MBA Programs - Full
Time |
MBA Programs - Part
Time |
| 1.
University of Pennsylvania |
1,715 |
1.
DePaul University |
2,535 |
2.
Thunderbird, The American Graduate
School of International Management |
1,656 |
2.
New York University |
2,131 |
| 3.
Columbia University |
1,540 |
3.
Pepperdine University |
1,744 |
| 4.
University of Chicago |
1,442 |
4.
University of Chicago |
1,364 |
| 5.
New York University |
1,032 |
5.
Wayne State University |
1,290 |
| 6.
University of Miami |
982 |
6.
Georgia State University |
1,224 |
| 7.
University of Michigan |
908 |
7.
Babson College |
1,211 |
8.
Baruch College - The City University
of New York |
881 |
8.
Fordham University |
1,115 |
| 9.
University of Southern California |
788 |
9.
University of Michigan |
1,025 |
| 10. The
University of Texas at Austin |
770 |
10.
University of Houston |
1,024 |
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Specialized Masters Degree Programs - Full Time |
Specialized Masters Degree Programs - Part Time |
| 1.
Brigham Young University |
505 |
1.
Bentley College |
1,029 |
| 2.
University of Florida |
499 |
2.
The George Washington University |
639 |
| 3.
Texas A&M University |
422 |
3.
University of Colorado at Denver |
463 |
| 4.
Georgia State University |
377 |
4.
Georgia State University |
373 |
| 5.
The George Washington University |
365 |
5.
DePaul University |
310 |
| 6.
Bentley College |
353 |
6.
Cleveland State University |
281 |
7.
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign |
297 |
7.
Purdue University |
257 |
| 8.
The University of Texas at Austin |
294 |
8.
Baruch College-The City University
of New York |
247 |
| 9.
University of Colorado at Denver |
239 |
9.
University of Central Florida |
238 |
| 10.
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
233 |
10.
Florida International University |
236 |
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AACSB
Member Non-Accredited Schools |
|
MBA Programs - Full
Time |
MBA Programs - Part
Time |
| 1.
Webster University |
1,064 |
1.
Keller Graduate School
of Management |
3,534 |
| 2.
Oklahoma City University |
697 |
2.
Webster University |
2,955 |
| 3.
University of Houston-Victoria |
321 |
3.
University of St. Thomas |
1,957 |
| 4.
University of Bridgeport |
225 |
4.
The Johns Hopkins University |
1,325 |
| 5.
University of St. Thomas |
203 |
5.
Nova Southeastern University |
1,265 |
|
Specialized Masters Degree Programs - Full Time |
Specialized Masters Degree Programs - Part Time |
| 1.
Webster University |
1,681 |
1.
Webster University |
3,921 |
| 2.
Troy State University |
441 |
2.
Keller Graduate School of Management |
1,922 |
| 3.
The University of Texas at Dallas |
197 |
3.
The Johns Hopkins University |
942 |
| 4.
The Johns Hopkins University |
78 |
4. Troy
State University |
815 |
| 5.
University of St. Thomas |
75 |
5.
The University of Texas at Dallas |
376 |
*As reported through a voluntary survey
of 402 AACSB member institutions.
Largest Business Schools by Enrollment
in Doctoral Degree Programs*
Results of the AACSB International 2000-2001 Business School
Questionnaire, as reported through the voluntary participation of 402 schools,
identify the member institutions reporting the largest business school
enrollments for fall 2000. Figures represent student enrollment for
business programs included in the institution's regional accreditation,
including off-campus business programs.
Accredited
Schools |
Non-accredited
Schools |
| Doctoral
Degree Programs - Full-Time |
Doctoral
Degree Programs - Part-Time |
1.
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign |
164 |
1.
University of Sarasota |
325 |
| 2.
University of Pennsylvania |
156 |
2.
The University of Texas at Dallas |
62 |
| 3.
Michigan State University |
142 |
3.
Webster University |
46 |
| 4.
Temple University |
127 |
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| 5.
Case Western Reserve University |
119 |
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| 5.
The University of Texas at Austin |
119 |
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| 6.
The University of Arizona |
118 |
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| 7.
Purdue University |
116 |
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| 8.
The University of Alabama |
98 |
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| 8.
Georgia State University |
98 |
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| 8.
New York University |
98 |
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