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Farmer School ranked among top 20 public schools by Poets & Quants
December 2018
Miami University’s Farmer School of Business has been ranked as the No. 17 public business school in the country by Poets & Quants magazine in its 2018 Top Undergraduate Business Schools in the nation, and the top business school in Ohio.
The rankings considered three criteria, equally weighted, to create a composite score:
Farmer School alumni ranked the school as one of the top 10 public schools, giving the highest marks for quality of teaching, faculty availability and preparing graduates for their careers. When asked if they would recommend the business program to a close friend or colleague, alumni responded with a resounding “Yes,” grading Miami with an A+.
“We are gratified that those who know us best -- our alumni -- are such strong advocates for the school and the benefits and experiences they received, said Farmer School Dean and Mitchell P. Rales Chair in Business Leadership, Marc Rubin. “Employers also recognize the benefit of a Farmer School education -- as shown by our high placement rates and highest starting salaries in Ohio. We will continue to work hard to be worthy of their high praise.”
Business students at Miami have numerous opportunities for internships, they perform research for major business clients, they study abroad at high rates, and learn in their first year to analyze data and to apply innovative approaches.
Farmer School ranked among top 20 public schools by Poets & Quants
December 2018
Miami University’s Farmer School of Business has been ranked as the No. 17 public business school in the country by Poets & Quants magazine in its 2018 Top Undergraduate Business Schools in the nation, and the top business school in Ohio.
The rankings considered three criteria, equally weighted, to create a composite score:
Farmer School alumni ranked the school as one of the top 10 public schools, giving the highest marks for quality of teaching, faculty availability and preparing graduates for their careers. When asked if they would recommend the business program to a close friend or colleague, alumni responded with a resounding “Yes,” grading Miami with an A+.
“We are gratified that those who know us best -- our alumni -- are such strong advocates for the school and the benefits and experiences they received, said Farmer School Dean and Mitchell P. Rales Chair in Business Leadership, Marc Rubin. “Employers also recognize the benefit of a Farmer School education -- as shown by our high placement rates and highest starting salaries in Ohio. We will continue to work hard to be worthy of their high praise.”
Business students at Miami have numerous opportunities for internships, they perform research for major business clients, they study abroad at high rates, and learn in their first year to analyze data and to apply innovative approaches.