EMU's College of Business named one of best by the Princeton Review for second consecutive year

For the second consecutive year, Eastern Michigan University's College of Business has been selected as one of the "Best 237 Business Schools" by The Princeton Review.

"This recognition reinforces our position as an innovative, applied and global college of business.  Our faculty's strong focus on teaching and the professional development of our students is reflected by the student ratings. We are very pleased to be included in this prestigious group," said David Mielke, dean of the EMU College of Business.

"Every school we profile in this book offers a terrific MBA education, yet each one is distinctive in its academic programs, school offerings and campus culture," said Robert Franek, Princeton Review vice president of publishing, "We don't name — and don't think it's useful to name — one best business school overall. The key question for applicants is 'What is the best b-school for me?' To help them decide this, we survey students attending the schools and report what they say about their experiences at them. Our profiles and ranking lists of top schools in various categories are based on straight-from-the-campus data we collected from school administrators and students at the schools."

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