Full-time Jenkins MBA student Luke Hale, spent his summer intering at IBM as one of eight Extreme Blue interns focused on stategy and software automation.
Raleigh is ranked by Forbes as the best place for business and careers, in addition to being one of the world’s top five emerging tech hubs. We focus on learning by doing from day one by collaborating closely with companies in Raleigh’s thriving downtown, the wider Research Triangle and beyond.
Our high-tech, hands-on approach is turning heads – both in the academic field and global marketplace. Take a look at some of the facts and rankings that set us apart.
We have been ranked as a top school for undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship for four years in a row (The Princeton Review, 2022).
No. 1 in Diversity
Our full-time Jenkins MBA program has been ranked No. 44 in the U.S. B-School Ranking and No. 1 in the inaugural B-School Diversity Index. (Bloomberg Businessweek, 2022).
No. 11 Best Online MBA for Veterans
The NC State Veterans’ Education Office also supports student veterans and veteran dependents in applying for and managing their VA Education Benefits/GI Bill (US News and World Report, 2020).
Meet Our Students and Alumni
Jenkins MBA brings people of diverse backgrounds to share their experiences and grow personally, academically and professionally.
“The program is very welcoming to people who had a nontraditional path to getting an MBA. A lot of people had more diverse backgroundslike engineering.”
Nicole Taylor, Online MBA, 2011
Chief of Staff and Director of Strategic Initiatives, IQVIA
Become Part of Our Community
You’re more than an application. Acceptance into the Jenkins MBA program revolves around a candidate’s overall combination of academics, fit, unique strengths and work experience. Our application process is smooth and does not require GMAT/GRE.
