Rice Business is in the top 10 in eight categories in the Princeton Review’s newly released specialty business school rankings for 2023.
The latest accolades come on the heels of the school’s fourth straight No. 1 entrepreneurship ranking and second straight No. 4 online MBA ranking.
Rice rose to No. 5 among the top MBA programs for students wanting to go into consulting or finance, up from No. 6 and No. 10 in 2022, respectively. Additionally, it was ranked in the top 10 for the first time in several categories, including best career prospects (No. 8) and greatest resources for minority students (No. 7).
“This is the first year Rice Business has been ranked in career prospects, administration and resources for minority students,” said Dean Peter Rodriguez. “These rankings are a reflection of our continued efforts in providing Rice Business students with the resources to help them succeed during their time at school and beyond.”
Rice Business’ 2023 specialty rankings:
Princeton Review rankings are based on a combination of institutional and student survey data, including career outcomes, admissions selectivity and academic rigor, among others. Learn more here.
Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business has moved up in the ranks to No. 5 nationally for its online Master of Business Administration program, according to Poets&Quants’ rankings released today. The program was ranked sixth last year.
Tommy Pan Fang, assistant professor of strategic management at Rice Business, has been named to Poets&Quants’ list of 50 Best Undergraduate Professors. Pan Fang was chosen from among 1,000 nominations, and at age 30, he is one of the youngest professors on the list.
“While I enjoyed all of my professors, Dr. Tommy Pan Fang stood out as the most engaging, thought-provoking, and intelligent,” says student Paul Gregory who will graduate with the class of 2026.
