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NEWSLINE - Summer 2000
Largest Business Schools by Enrollment
in Specialized Master’s Degree Programs*
In the AACSB 1999-2000 Business School
Questionnaire, member schools were asked for the first time to report
Specialized Master’s degree program enrollment data separately from MBA
enrollment data. The types of programs in this growing category are diverse and
have a range of titles, such as Master of Accountancy, Master of Arts in
Organizational Behavior and Master of Science in Information Age Marketing.
These programs now are responsible for an estimated one-quarter of all Master’s
degree enrollment. Figures are reported through the voluntary participation of
405 member schools and represent student enrollment for business programs
included in the institution’s regional accreditation, including off-campus
business programs.
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AACSB Accredited Schools |
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Master's Degree Programs - Full-Time |
Master’s Degree Programs - Part-Time |
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1. Brigham Young University
2. University of Florida
3. Texas A&M University
4. The George Washington University
5. University of Houston-Clear Lake
6. Georgia State University
7. University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
8. University of Denver
9. University of Wisconsin-Madison
10. Arizona State University
|
604
412
395
379
370
323
254
246
232
189 |
1. The George Washington University
2. University of Houston-Clear Lake
3. Bentley College
4. Georgia State University
5. California State University,
Sacramento
6. Cleveland State University
7. Suffolk University
8. Florida International University
9. DePaul University
10. University of Minnesota
|
767
513
498
374
370
351
329
300
272
261 |
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AACSB Non-Accredited
Schools |
|
Master's Degree Programs - Full-Time |
Master's Degree Programs - Part-Time |
|
1. University of Phoenix
2. Webster University
3. Keller Graduate School
of Management
4. Troy State University
5. The University of Texas at Dallas
|
6,737
1,525
411
365
163 |
1. Webster University
2. Keller Graduate School
of Management
3. Troy State University
4. City University
5. Western New England College
|
4,094
1,236
769
469
449 |
| *As reported
through a voluntary survey of 405 AACSB member institutions. |
Largest Business Schools by Enrollment
in Doctoral Degree Programs*
Results of the AACSB 1999-2000 Business School
Questionnaire, as reported through the voluntary participation of 405 schools,
identify the member institutions reporting the largest business school
enrollments for fall 1999. Figures represent student enrollment for business
programs included in the institution's regional accreditation, including
off-campus business programs.
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AACSB Members
Accredited Schools |
AACSB Members
Non-Accredited Schools |
|
Doctoral Degree Programs – Full-Time |
Doctoral Degree Programs - Full-Time |
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10. |
University of Pennsylvania
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
The George Washington University
Carnegie Mellon University
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Michigan State University
The University of Texas at Austin
University of Iowa
The University of Arizona
Rutgers-The State University
of New Jersey
|
188
165
161
158
154
142
122
118
116
114 |
1.
2.
3.
4. |
Nova Southeastern University
University of Sarasota
The University of Texas at Dallas
Webster University
|
530
361
57
47 |
| *As reported
through a voluntary survey of 405 AACSB member institutions. |
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