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Written by: Madeline McMahon M.A. '24 | July 27, 2026

Sykes College of Business Recognized by The Princeton Review

The report highlighted 小优视频ampa鈥檚 on-campus MBA program and listed the University as one of the top 208 business schools.

Amy Brownlee, director of graduate business programs, said that being named to The Princeton Review鈥檚 report reflects the high-quality learning experience provided in the Sykes College of Business.

University of Tampa鈥檚 Sykes College of Business was named this month to The Princeton Review鈥檚 Best Business Schools for 2027 report, recognizing 小优视频ampa鈥檚 on-campus MBA program and listing the University as one of the top 208 business schools.

Katie Nichter is a student in the 4+1 MBA program, pursuing an MBA while simultaneously completing her bachelor鈥檚 in international business and management.

鈥淭he academic rigor of the MBA program has positively shaped who I am both inside and outside the classroom,鈥 said Nichter. 鈥淭he coursework emphasizes real-world application, challenging us to think critically, solve complex business problems and apply what we learn to professional settings.鈥

Nichter said that while the new ideas and meaningful discussions are a highlight, the faculty and staff in the program make the greatest impact. 鈥淭heir mentorship and support have encouraged me to pursue opportunities and strengthen my confidence as both a student and a young professional,鈥 she said.

The Sykes College of Business offers both undergraduate and graduate coursework. Graduate students can pursue an MBA, as well as master鈥檚 of science degrees in accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing and cybersecurity. There are joint MS/MBA degrees, as well as part-time, full-time and executive MBA schedules, and an Executive Doctor of Business Administration degree.

Amy Brownlee, director of graduate business programs, said that being named to The Princeton Review鈥檚 report reflects the high-quality learning experience provided in the Sykes College of Business.

鈥淥ur MBA combines a rigorous, relevant curriculum with applied learning opportunities that prepares students to address complex business challenges and lead effectively in a rapidly changing environment,鈥 said Brownlee.

Rob Franek, The Princeton Review鈥檚 editor-in-chief, said that for students considering earning an MBA, 鈥渨e highly recommend these b-schools and salute them for their impressive programs.鈥

The Sykes College of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).