Clark University School of Business in Worcester has been named to The Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools for 2027, including a distinction as having some of the most competitive students in the United States.
The Princeton Review, founded in 1981, is an education services company that serves prospective and current college and graduate students, and publishes annual school rankings.
This year, the review named Clark’s business school as the sixth most competitive student body compared to other business schools.
Clark also is featured the school as one of the 208 best overall business schools, although that list isn’t ranked. The Business School at Worcester Polytechnic Institute appears on this unranked list as well.
“The Princeton Review recognition reflects the commitment of our faculty, staff, and students to creating a challenging and collaborative MBA experience,” Jing Zhang, dean of the Clark University School of Business said in an announcement from the school Tuesday. “We are especially proud of our students earning a #6 national ranking for most competitive students, a distinction that reflects their drive to excel, support one another, and engage deeply in their learning.”
More than 60 data points were included in the evaluation, such as academics, faculty, admissions, career services, technology, student experiences, and career plans.
Monica Benevides is a correspondent for Worcester Business Journal.
