The Neeley School of Business graduate program continues to advance in the 2024-2025 U.S. News & World Report ranking driven by positive trends across career outcomes, compensation and program reputation.
April 09, 2025
By TCU Neeley School of Business
U.S. News & World Report released their Best Business School rankings this week, and the TCU Neeley School of Business continues to be named among the Top 45 Best Full-time MBA Programs in the U.S. On the list for 2025-2026, Neeley is ranked No. 43 (tie), an improvement of one spot over last year.
“In our rapidly changing world of digital transformation and evolving workplaces, we have the honor of fostering a world-class destination for business excellence,” said Craig Crossland, the John V. Roach Dean of the TCU Neeley School of Business. “Our success is possible through professors and professionals, inside and outside the classroom providing a hands-on learning that delivers real-world experience.”
“Our welcoming culture is a standout for professionals looking to grow into leadership or embark on a new career, and executives interested in enhancing their skills,” Crossland said. “The combination of our programming and robust industry connections, both locally in North Texas and on a global scale, provides meaningful industry partnerships and delivers a personalized student experience.”
As part of the ranking process for the best graduate business schools, U.S. News & World Report evaluated graduate programs across the nation, weighing factors such as employment rate, total compensation, student selectivity and reputation.
Approximately 96% of Full-time MBA graduates are employed within three months of graduation, the highest percentage employment of any MBA program in Texas. In addition, the average total compensation, including salary and bonus, for Neeley graduates increased to $139,142
"When choosing a graduate program, our career outcomes provide a tangible impact that connects with students. Neeley’s salary and employment reflect the real-world return on investment that our MBA program delivers and the strong demand for our graduates in the ever-evolving business landscape.”
