Oakland University School of Business Administration’s online programs ranked nationally by U.S. News & World Report

The Oakland University School of Business Administration proudly announces that multiple online business programs have been ranked nationally by the U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Online Programs list, including the Best Online Bachelor’s in Business Programs at #125 (tied), Best Online Master’s in Business Programs (excluding MBA) at #130 (tied), and Best Online MBA Program at #152 (tied). These rankings reflect the OU School of Business’s continued commitment to delivering high-quality, flexible graduate and undergraduate business education that meets the needs of today’s working professionals.

The U.S. News & World Report Best Online Business rankings are widely respected across higher education and the business world for evaluating online graduate programs based on data related to student engagement, faculty credentials, technology and support services and outcomes for online learners. These criteria highlight the rigorous academic standards and student-centered approach that define Oakland’s online business experience.

“We are thrilled to be recognized among the top online business programs in the country,” said Dean Chuck Pierce of the Oakland University School of Business Administration. “These rankings are a testament to the hard work of our faculty, staff and students. They confirm that our innovative online curriculum and personalized support are helping graduates across our bachelor’s, master’s and MBA programs advance their careers and navigate an increasingly competitive global business environment.”

Oakland University’s online business curriculum is designed to provide flexibility without sacrificing program depth or quality. Students benefit from AACSB-accredited instruction focused on strategic leadership, data-driven decision making and real-world business challenges. The online format allows students to balance their education with career and personal commitments, while gaining the advanced skills employers seek.

“We continue to enhance our online offerings so students gain meaningful skills that translate directly into career impact,” added Dean Pierce. “This recognition across multiple programs reinforces our strategic priorities and motivates us to pursue even greater excellence in online business education.”

Prospective students are encouraged to learn more about the School of Business Administration’s online programs and how they empower professionals at every stage of their careers to grow their leadership capabilities and expand their opportunities.