September 1, 2007
Undergraduate Business Program Ranked 12th in Nation by U.S. News
The latest U.S. News & World Report ranking of undergraduate business programs places the University of Wisconsin-Madison 12th overall among business schools in the U.S., up one spot from 13th place last year and 7th among public doctoral-granting institutions.
In addition, two programs within the School of Business retained their rankings in the magazine’s top-five list. The Real Estate program was ranked second and the Insurance/Risk Management program was rated third in the nation.
In the same issue, the Marketing program ranked ninth, the Finance program ranked 13th, the Accounting program ranked 17th, the Management program ranked 20th and International Business ranked 24th.
UW-Madison as a whole was ranked 38th in the U.S. and eighth among public universities. The rankings are based solely on the judgments of deans and senior faculty who responded to an invitation to nominate peer institutions.
Wisconsin's undergraduate program has been ranked among top programs in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report ever since the magazine began ranking undergraduate business programs in 1996.
September 1, 2007
- Wisconsin MBA Moves Up 15 Spots in Forbes Ranking
- Undergraduate Business Program Ranked 12th in Nation by U.S. News
- Ready Named to Diermeier Chair of Finance
- Time Magazine Columnist to Be Business Writer in Residence
- Information Systems Becomes OTM Track
- FACULTY-STAFF NEWS
- Walk-In Photo Session for School of Business Faculty and Staff Set for Sept. 10
- Reorganization of Undergraduate Program Office
- IN THE NEWS
- Assistant Directors Named to Graaskamp Center for Real Estate
- Faculty Can Update Activities Online
- “Ideafests” on Entrepreneurial Competitions Slated
- GBA 2007 Golf Outing
- Marketing Services Web Site Created
- CIBER News
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Submissions
Submissions for the September 1 issue should be sent by September 26 to Lari Fanlund, lfanlund@bus.wisc.edu.