BUSINESS DEGREES
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES
College students studying business are all over the country. A normal subject grants 6,156 annual four-year degrees; 25,818 students were granted a bachelor's degree in business last spring, making it the 23rd most popular subject around the nation. Indiana University-Bloomington gave out 2,026 of those degrees (#1 in the nation), and colleges in Indiana accounted for more degrees than any US State (3,738).
Finding the right college is likely hard, because 421 colleges around the nation grant a college degree in business. There are 2.2 colleges offering undergraduate degrees in business for every college offering the average degree, making it the 52nd most universally offered degree in the country.
GRADUATE DEGREES
While 73% of last year's degrees in business were bachelor's degrees; 27% were postgrad degrees. Business is the 22nd most popular postgrad degree in the nation, with 9,744 degrees conferred. To put that in context, graduate degrees in business are 3.5 times more popular among master's & doctor's students than the average subject.
In Total, 35,562 students received a bachelor's or higher in business last May.
ONLINE BUSINESS DEGREES
6,360 of those 35,562 students (17.9%) completed their degrees remotely - 4,589 undergraduate students and 1,771 postgraduate students. As you've probably noticed by now, business is a hugely popular online undergraduate field. It's currently the 8th most popular remote subject with 9.5 times the US average of 481 undergrads per course of study. For postgrad students, it ranks 23rd, and is 187.5% above the national average (616).
Strayer University-Global Region granted the most online undergraduate degrees in business in the United States (380).
Further, New York graduates more business online students than any other state (564 undergrad degrees awarded last year). New York alone accounts for 12% of the country's remote students.
17.8% of all four-year degrees in business are completed comprehensively remote, (18.2% for grad degrees). 72.68% of Strayer University-Global Region's last undergraduate class studied business fully remote, higher than any other college in the United States. 380 students in their 523 student class were awarded an online undergraduate degree in business. They offer 100% of their courses of study online, and had 7,652 enrolled online undergraduate students last fall. That's 100% of the student body.
126 colleges in the United States of America have undergraduate degrees totally online, making it the 52nd most commonly available remote subject in the country. Three out of every ten schools that have the degree even have an exclusively remote option, and there are 1.4 private colleges granting undergrad degrees in business for every public institution. Texas has more online programs than any state, with 12 institutions based there.
If you desire to study business and stay motivated on your own of an completely online learning environment, we suggest that you consider applying to the University of Missouri-Columbia, as it has the 12th best business program in the nation. They also have an additional 57 degrees remotely, so their systems are likely reliable. Furthermore, there are 835 remote undergraduate students enrolled, which is 4% of their entire student body.
PARTIALLY ONLINE BUSINESS DEGREES
- 5,394 people last spring received an undergrad degree in business partially online
- Business is the 73rd most commonly available partially online four-year degree in the United States of America
- 20.89% of all undergrad degree in business are completed partially online
- The University of Central Florida granted 333 partially online undergraduate degrees in business, more than any other institution in the country
- 15 of the institutions offering partially online bachelor's degrees in business are in the state of Indiana, the most of any state
- 9.74% of all postgrad degrees in business are completed partially online
IN-PERSON BUSINESS DEGREES
- Business is the 28th most popular comprehensively in-person undergraduate degree in the nation
- 31 colleges in the USA grant undergraduate degrees in business in-person
- Last spring, 22,368 students were conferred a bachelor's or higher in business totally in-person
- Indiana University-Bloomington awarded the most in-person undergrad degrees in business in the US (1,714)
- Indiana graduates more business majors fully in-person than any other state (2,674 undergrad degrees granted last year)
- The typical major is available exclusively in-person at close to 20 colleges
