UF MBA Full-Time program among Poets & Quants’ top 20 publics

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – UF MBA continues its ascendancy among the best Full-Time MBA programs with the latest ranking from Poets & Quants. As with its ranking from U.S. News & World Report, Financial Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, The Economist and QS, UF MBA is among the top 20 public schools in the nation on Poets & Quants’ list, coming in at No. 16.

Out of the 100 schools Poets & Quants ranked on its 2020-2021 Ranking of the Best MBAs, UF MBA is the No. 39 program overall.  

To build its list of the best 100 MBA programs in the U.S., Poets & Quants combines the latest five most influential business school rankings in the world, which includes U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, Bloomberg Businessweek, Financial Times and The Economist.

Each publication is weighted separately based on Poets & Quants’ view of the credibility of each. U.S. News & World Report is at 35%, Forbes at 25%, Bloomberg Businessweek and Financial Times are given 15% and The Economist at 10%.

Overall, the UF MBA Full-Time program’s index came to 56.7 based on the following UF MBA rankings:

• U.S. News & World Report – No. 10 publics; No. 28 overall
• Bloomberg Businessweek – No. 11 publics; No. 32 overall
• Financial Times – No. 5 publics; No. 19 overall
• The Economist – No. 8 publics; No. 23 overall

For alumnus and member of Poets & Quants’ Class of 2020 MBAs to Watch Vladimir Charles (MBA ’20), the UF MBA Full-Time program’s exceptional ROI and small class sizes convinced him to join the program.

“When I decided that the MBA would be the best route for my career pivot looking at a program’s ROI was critical in making my decision because the MBA had to be worth it from a fiscal perspective,” Charles said. “I was also attracted to the intentional small program size because it gave me the opportunity to really have a tailored experience that might be a little more difficult at a larger program.

“You would be hard-pressed to find a program with an ROI as competitive as the UF MBA. I received a full-tuition scholarship, landed a competitive HR internship that turned into my post-MBA full-time role, and made some real friends along the way.”

Learn more about how you can join one of the top-ranked MBA programs in the nation by requesting information about UF MBA today.