Online business programs may prepare students for Princeton Review's top-rated MBA programs

Online business programs may prepare students for Princeton Review's top-rated MBA programs

Online courses in business may help students succeed in accredited masters programs, such as the MBA program at Rollins College's Crummer Graduate School of Business.

The Orlando-based business school was featured in the Princeton Review's new book, The Best 301 Business Schools. The Rollins MBA was ranked 22nd in the education company's list of the top U.S. business schools and named the top entrepreneurship program in Florida.

Business programs described in the book were selected according to their academic programs and offerings as well as responses to an 80-question survey that asked students to rate their schools' academics, student body and campus life.

The business school was recognized for its "four separate programs [from which] just about anyone and everyone, from the business neophyte to the experienced manager, can benefit," the Princeton Review's authors wrote.

The wide reach of the Rollins's MBA program also earned it the 13th spot on Hispanic Business magazine's list of best business schools for Latino and Latina students.

Busy professionals considering higher education may brush up on their skills through online education to increase their chances of acceptance into a highly ranked MBA program.