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Poets&Quants Ranks Jack Welch Management Institute as a Top Online MBA Program
Based on alumni evaluation data, the definitive online publication for business education news designates the Jack Welch Management Institute number one in
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nBased on alumni evaluation data, the definitive online publication for business education news designates the Jack Welch Management Institute number one in both overall professor quality and alumni’s ability to apply their academic experience to their jobs in the 2021 Best Online MBA Programs Ranking\n\n WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\nThe Jack Welch Management Institute (JWMI) was recognized by Poets&Quants – the definitive online publication for business education news – as a top online MBA program for 2021. In Poets&Quants’ biggest and most competitive ranking to date, the institute was named 20th overall out of 47 schools, advancing three spots from last year’s ranking. Among the online MBA subcategories assessed by alumni, the school ranked first in several academic and satisfaction measurements, including alumni’s willingness to recommend JWMI to a friend or colleague, ability to immediately apply what they learned to their job, and satisfaction with the asynchronous portion of their MBA program.\n\nWithin the same survey, JWMI once again ranked first in overall quality of faculty and ability to create good connections with faculty as well as second in overall faculty accessibility and program flexibility.\n\n“We’re honored to be included in Poets&Quants’ rankings for the third year in a row alongside so many other excellent institutions,” said Dean Sippel, CEO of JWMI. “This ranking, which relies heavily on feedback from our alumni, demonstrates again what we have always known to be true: JWMI is a proven, one-of-a-kind program, and our management principles and practices provide our students with leadership and business skills that change lives.”\n\nPoets&Quants based its rankings on three core dimensions of the programs, including: admissions standards, alumni assessment of their MBA experience, and the career outcomes of the graduates. The assessment also surveyed recent graduates’ impressions on a range of topics, such as whether the program fulfilled their expectations and whether they would recommend it to others. Insights for the fourth annual Poets&Quants ranking of online MBA programs are derived from self-reported school data and 1,143 alumni survey responses gathered between May and October of 2020, from the 47 participating institutions.\n\nOther schools’ online MBA programs included in the list were Indiana ...