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University of Florida’s MBA is No. 4 in the nation for ROI, according to US News

The University of Florida’s excellence among universities with strong student outcomes continues with the latest ranking from U.S. News & World Report of the MBA programs with the best return on investment. For the seventh consecutive year, the University of Florida’s MBA program is among the top 5 in the nation for ROI for graduates earning $100,000-plus.

With a salary-to-debt ratio of 4.6-to-1, the University of Florida Full-Time MBA program is the fourth best in the nation for return on investment. In 2023, UF’s MBA program reported graduates earning an average salary and signing bonus within three months of graduation of $154,609 while their average debt was $33,490.

In comparison to similarly ranked schools on U.S. News’ list of the 2024 Best Business Schools, the average debt among UF’s MBA graduates is distinctly lower.

Overall, UF’s MBA program is ranked the No. 36 business program (No. 14 among publics) in the nation by U.S. News. With this ranking, it is the second best ranked full-time MBA program among national programs with strong ROIs, just behind the University of Georgia.

Bloomberg also recently noted the University of Florida MBA program’s strong return on investment calculating its ROI at 17.6%, with graduates netting $655,049 over 10 years. With this ROI calculation, the University of Florida’s MBA is the seventh best in the nation for return on investment. 

In addition to U.S. News and Bloomberg, Financial Times noted the exceptional value of an MBA from the University of Florida. In 2023, Financial Times named UF’s MBA the No. 2 program in the world for value for money, based on alumni salary, course length, tuition, other costs and lost income during the MBA. The MBA program was also ranked the No. 1 program in the nation for career services by Financial Times.

If you’re interested in maximizing the return on your investment in a graduate business degree, request information about the University of Florida MBA program today.