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6 N.J. schools make best online MBA programs list by BusinessStudent.com

Six New Jersey universities made the list of the 202 Best Online MBA Programs in 2019, according to new rankings released by BusinessStudent.com, a social community for students and professionals.

Here are the New Jersey schools with the most affordable online MBA programs and their ranking, according to BusinessStudent.com.

27. Rutgers University, School of Business, Camden;
57. Rowan University, Rohrer College of Business;
65. Stevens Institute of Technology, School of Business;
66. Montclair State University, Feliciano School of Business;
69. New Jersey Institute of Technology, School of Management;
100. Rider University, College of Business Administration.

Here’s the overall Top 10 schools with the most affordable online MBA program:

1. Auburn University;
2. University of Nebraska-Lincoln;
3. University of Colorado–Colorado Springs;
4. Oklahoma State University;
5. Cleveland State University;
6. Southern Illinois University–Carbondale;
7. Lehigh University;
8. East Carolina University;
9. Boise State University;
10. University of Cincinnati.

The rankings were determined by five criteria: tuition, accreditation, acceptance rate, student support and engagement.

To see the full list, click here.

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