Princeton Review releases list of nation's best B-schools

Princeton Review releases list of nation's best B-schools

The U.S. Department of Labor recently projected that in the coming decade, 90 percent of new high-growth, high-wage jobs will require some postsecondary education. Many of these jobs will be in the business industry.

In order to help degree seekers find the academic program that meets their needs, the Princeton Review recently released a guidebook with a list of the nation's "Best 300 Business Schools," NSBNews.net reports. The new edition of the book includes a profile of Stetson University's School of Business Administration.

The Stetson business school offers a numerous degrees in its undergraduate and graduate programs. Students who were interviewed for the guidebook, noted the school's small class size, attention received from professors, facilities and opportunities to study business abroad.

"The atmosphere is collaborative, as most students are also interested in diversifying their skills in both business and networking," according to the guidebook.

The Princeton Review compiles its guidebook of top business schools annually based on input from more than 19,000 students in programs accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, as well as statistical data received from the institutions.

By Mark Danson