University of Florida’s MBA ranks among top universities for ROI
According to the U.S. News & World Report, the University of Florida is among the top MBA programs with the highest return for graduates earning more than $100,000. The MBA program is ranked as the No. 13 among public universities and the No. 20 nationwide.
In 2024, graduates earned an average salary and signing bonus of $139,684 within three months of finishing their degree. Meanwhile, their average student debt was $61,694. This 2.3-to-1 salary-to-debt ratio highlights how the immediate post-graduate earnings outweigh degree cost.
UF’s MBA program is unmatched in excellence in the state of Florida; U.S. News named Warrington as the top business school in Florida, exceeding The Miami Herbert Business School at University of Miami and The College of Business at Florida State University.
Overall, UF’s MBA Program is ranked as the No. 38 business school and No. 33 Part-time MBA by U.S. News. The online program is also ranked No. 3 among publics and No. 3 in the nation for veterans.
Additionally, the 2025 Financial Times ranked UF’s MBA Program among the top ten public programs. The program was also ranked No. 1 for career services and No. 2 for value of money globally. These rankings reflect the effectiveness of the program’s resources and balance between alumni salary, course length and program cost.
In 2024, Bloomberg Businessweek reported UF’s MBA program to be No. 13 in all MBA programs. MBA graduates entering the consumer industry reported an average starting salary of $128,000 while those entering consulting reported $175,000. This placed UF graduates within the top 10 and 20, respectively, for starting salaries in the industry.
An investment in Warrington is an investment in your personal and professional development. This nationally ranked MBA program can meet your graduate needs while maximizing your return, allowing you to thrive as a prospective business leader.
