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TAMPA (Oct. 20, 2015) – The аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊÄÚÄ»ÐÅÏ¢'s part-time MBA is No. 11 among public schools in the nation, continuing to rise in new rankings released by Bloomberg Businessweek.

Overall, Bloomberg Businessweek among both private and public universities. USF's program is ranked above other prestigious business schools such as the College of William and Mary, University of Rochester, and Boston University. That is a four-spot rise from two years ago, when the program was ranked 36th in the nation.

"We are pleased to keep climbing in the Bloomberg Businessweek survey to our highest ranking ever, and to continue providing business professionals with the flexibility they need to gain a first-class business education," said Moez Limayem, dean of USF's Muma College of Business. "Many professionals in the fast-paced business world cannot take a year or two off to reach their education goals, but with our part-time MBA, they can gain the skills and knowledge they need for success. None of this would be possible without our outstanding faculty, high-caliber students, and excellent curriculum."

The Bloomberg Businessweek ranking of part-time MBA programs is based on a survey of students and recent alumni. The alumni survey took feedback about the MBA, compensation change over time, and job satisfaction into account.

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