By Glyn Caddell, BSME · Author of Digital SAT Math Secrets · Tutoring since 2008 — Updated November 7, 2026
Fourteen Alabama universities hold AACSB-accredited business schools, and this page lists the ACT and SAT scores of the students they admit, what each costs a New York student, and when each admits a student to the business major itself.
Twelve of the fourteen report an ACT range, so the table leads with the ACT and sorts by it.
At the University of Alabama the score admits a student to the university and a 2.5 GPA on 61 hours admits him to the major, while at Auburn the admission letter does both.
Table of Contents
- Alabama Business Colleges by ACT and SAT Score
- When Does an Alabama Business School Admit You to the Major?
- Which Alabama Universities Have AACSB-Accredited Business Schools?
- What If Your Score Is Below the Range You Want?
Alabama Business Colleges by ACT and SAT Score
Alabama’s fourteen AACSB-accredited business schools report ACT composite ranges from 14 to 19 at Alabama A&M to 26 to 31 at Auburn, and the table below lists each with its SAT ranges, cost of attendance, enrollment and admit rate. The rows are sorted by the midpoint of the ACT composite range, with ties broken by the ACT Math midpoint and then by enrollment, so the order can be checked from the table itself.
| College | ACT composite | SAT Reading & Writing | SAT Math | Business school | Cost of attendance | Undergraduates | Admit rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auburn University | 26 to 31 | 630 to 690 | 630 to 700 | Harbert College of Business | $34,919 | 26,816 | 46% |
| University of Alabama in Huntsville | 24 to 31 | 600 to 690 | 610 to 720 | College of Business | $27,392 | 6,591 | 69% |
| The University of Alabama | 24 to 31 | 590 to 690 | 580 to 710 | Culverhouse College of Business | $33,382 | 33,227 | 77% |
| University of Alabama at Birmingham | 23 to 30 | 600 to 710 | 610 to 740 | Collat School of Business | $28,145 | 11,635 | 88% |
| Samford University | 22 to 28 | 550 to 640 | 520 to 610 | Brock School of Business | $57,456 | 4,206 | 82% |
| University of South Alabama | 20 to 26 | 500 to 610 | 470 to 580 | Mitchell College of Business | $25,476 | 8,879 | 71% |
| Tuskegee University | 18 to 25 | Does not report SAT data | Does not report SAT data | Brimmer College of Business and Information Science | $43,454 | 2,630 | 49% |
| Troy University | 18 to 25 | 490 to 620 | 450 to 590 | Sorrell College of Business | $23,165 | 9,805 | 96% |
| Auburn University at Montgomery | 18 to 24 | 538 to 603 | 498 to 600 | College of Business | $21,353 | 2,542 | 92% |
| Jacksonville State University | 17 to 24 | 500 to 630 | 500 to 660 | School of Business and Industry | $24,257 | 7,036 | 78% |
| Alabama State University | 15 to 20 | 399 to 505 | 350 to 462 | College of Business Administration | $23,586 | 3,477 | 98% |
| Alabama A&M University | 14 to 19 | 420 to 530 | 390 to 510 | College of Business and Public Affairs | $27,153 | 6,124 | 58% |
| University of North Alabama | Does not report ACT data | Does not report SAT data | Does not report SAT data | Sanders College of Business and Technology | $23,786 | 5,811 | 87% |
| University of Montevallo | Does not report ACT data | Does not report SAT data | Does not report SAT data | Stephens College of Business | $27,398 | 2,151 | 54% |
Each range covers the middle 50% of admitted students who submitted that test. A quarter scored below the lower number, and the top quarter scored at or above the upper one. Being under the lower number does not rule a student out, and being just above it is not as safe as it looks. Business school names the AACSB-accredited college or school within the university that awards the business degree [VERIFY each name on the university’s site].
Schools whose business accreditation comes from another body, or from none, are left off this list and named further down. Online and for-profit institutions that report no scores are left off. Economics degrees awarded by arts and sciences colleges are not business degrees.
Three things about that table are worth pausing on.
Fourteen Alabama universities hold AACSB business accreditation, twelve of them public, and only two, Auburn at 46% and Tuskegee at 49%, admit fewer than half of their applicants. The business school’s own gate, where there is one, comes after that admission and is this page’s subject.
Alabama and UAH report the same ACT range, 24 to 31, and a New York student pays $34,172 in tuition at Tuscaloosa and $26,408 at Huntsville, $7,764 a year less for the same middle 50%.
Twelve of the fourteen report an ACT range and eleven report SAT ranges. Tuskegee reports only the ACT, and North Alabama and Montevallo report neither, so a New Yorker with an SAT has eleven ranges to read in Alabama.
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Auburn University
Auburn University in Auburn awards its business degrees through the Harbert College of Business, accredited by AACSB International at the undergraduate and graduate levels along with its School of Accountancy, and Auburn holds the highest ACT floor and the lowest admit rate of the fourteen.
ACT composite 26 to 31. Reading & Writing 630 to 690, Math 630 to 700. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 31 on the ACT and 700 on Math. Cost of attendance $34,919, with tuition and fees at $12,890 in-state and $34,922 out-of-state. 26,816 undergraduates, 46% admitted.
Auburn’s Bulletin says incoming freshmen “are admitted directly to the Harbert College,” and every business student spends the first two years in a Pre-Business curriculum before the major curriculum of the junior and senior years. The cost of attendance in the table is a resident’s. A non-resident’s comes to approximately $56,950 once the higher tuition is substituted, and that tuition, $34,922, is $750 above what the University of Alabama charges a New Yorker.
University of Alabama in Huntsville
The University of Alabama in Huntsville awards its business degrees through its College of Business, and UAH reports the same ACT range as the Tuscaloosa flagship at $7,764 a year less in non-resident tuition.
ACT composite 24 to 31. Reading & Writing 600 to 690, Math 610 to 720. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 31 on the ACT and 720 on Math. Cost of attendance $27,392, with tuition and fees at $12,132 in-state and $26,408 out-of-state. 6,591 undergraduates, 69% admitted.
UAH sits above the University of Alabama in this table on the tie-break, because its ACT Math range of 23 to 30 has a higher midpoint than Tuscaloosa’s 21 to 29, and its SAT Math range of 610 to 720 is the second highest in the state after UAB’s. A New York student who reads the two 24 to 31 rows as the same school at two prices is reading them correctly on score and incorrectly on size, because UAH is a fifth of Tuscaloosa’s enrollment.
The University of Alabama
The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa awards its business degrees through the Culverhouse College of Business, the largest university in the state by enrollment and the one whose business school holds the upper-division gate this page is about.
ACT composite 24 to 31. Reading & Writing 590 to 690, Math 580 to 710. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 31 on the ACT and 710 on Math. Cost of attendance $33,382, with tuition and fees at $12,180 in-state and $34,172 out-of-state. 33,227 undergraduates, 77% admitted.
A freshman who meets the university’s admission criteria enters Culverhouse as a lower-division student “with the intent to major” in one of eleven business majors, and the catalog’s words for the second step are that “students must declare at least one business major” to be admitted to the upper division, at 61 hours and a 2.5 GPA. The cost of attendance in the table is a resident’s. A non-resident’s comes to approximately $55,370 with the higher tuition substituted, approximately $1,580 below Auburn’s.
University of Alabama at Birmingham
The University of Alabama at Birmingham awards its business degrees through the Collat School of Business, accredited by AACSB International at the baccalaureate and master’s levels and holding AACSB’s supplemental accounting accreditation as well, and UAB reports the highest SAT Math range in the state.
ACT composite 23 to 30. Reading & Writing 600 to 710, Math 610 to 740. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 30 on the ACT and 740 on Math. Cost of attendance $28,145, with tuition and fees at $9,098 in-state and $22,562 out-of-state. 11,635 undergraduates, 88% admitted.
UAB’s 740 on Math is 20 points above UAH’s 720 and 30 above Tuscaloosa’s 710 at the 75th percentile, and its non-resident tuition of $22,562 is $11,610 below Tuscaloosa’s and $12,360 below Auburn’s. The catalog lets a freshman explore the business majors while “classified as undeclared business” and expects a major to be chosen before 60 semester hours.
Samford University
Samford University in Birmingham awards its business degrees through the Brock School of Business, AACSB-accredited since 1999, and Samford is the more expensive of Alabama’s two private AACSB schools.
ACT composite 22 to 28. Reading & Writing 550 to 640, Math 520 to 610. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 28 on the ACT and 610 on Math. Cost of attendance $57,456, with tuition and fees at $40,150 for all students. 4,206 undergraduates, 82% admitted.
Samford charges one tuition to every student, so a New Yorker pays what an Alabamian pays, and $40,150 is the highest tuition of the fourteen, $5,228 above what Auburn charges a non-resident. Its cost of attendance is also the highest in the table, $14,002 above Tuskegee’s, the other private school.
University of South Alabama
The University of South Alabama in Mobile awards its business degrees through the Mitchell College of Business, and South Alabama’s non-resident tuition of $19,092 is the third lowest of the fourteen.
ACT composite 20 to 26. Reading & Writing 500 to 610, Math 470 to 580. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 26 on the ACT and 580 on Math. Cost of attendance $25,476, with tuition and fees at $10,116 in-state and $19,092 out-of-state. 8,879 undergraduates, 71% admitted.
The Mitchell College holds new students as “Business Administration” until they complete EH 101 and BUS 150 with a 2.0, and its bulletin requires a minimum of 122 semester hours for the degree, 38 in general education and 84 in business. Its transfer rule is a window into how AACSB status is used: upper-division major courses transfer in only from AACSB-accredited institutions.
Tuskegee University
Tuskegee University in Tuskegee awards its business degrees through the Brimmer College of Business and Information Science, and Tuskegee is one of three historically Black universities among Alabama’s fourteen AACSB schools and the only one of the fourteen that reports an ACT range and no SAT range.
ACT composite 18 to 25. Tuskegee reports no SAT range. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 25 on the ACT. Cost of attendance $43,454, with tuition and fees at $25,386 for all students. 2,630 undergraduates, 49% admitted.
Tuskegee sits above Troy on the tie-break, because its ACT Math range of 18 to 23 has a higher midpoint than Troy’s 16 to 24. Its single tuition of $25,386 is $1,022 below what UAH charges a non-resident and $14,764 below Samford’s.
Troy University
Troy University in Troy awards its business degrees through the Sorrell College of Business, and Troy admits 96% of its applicants, the second highest rate of the fourteen.
ACT composite 18 to 25. Reading & Writing 490 to 620, Math 450 to 590. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 25 on the ACT and 590 on Math. Cost of attendance $23,165, with tuition and fees at $10,176 in-state and $20,352 out-of-state. 9,805 undergraduates, 96% admitted.
Auburn University at Montgomery
Auburn University at Montgomery awards its business degrees through its College of Business, and AUM is a separate university from Auburn with its own admission and its own AACSB accreditation [VERIFY on the AACSB directory].
ACT composite 18 to 24. Reading & Writing 538 to 603, Math 498 to 600. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 24 on the ACT and 600 on Math. Cost of attendance $21,353, with tuition and fees at $9,700 in-state and $20,668 out-of-state. 2,542 undergraduates, 92% admitted.
Jacksonville State University
Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville awards its business degrees through the School of Business and Industry, and JSU reports the widest SAT Math range of the fourteen, 160 points from 500 to 660.
ACT composite 17 to 24. Reading & Writing 500 to 630, Math 500 to 660. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 24 on the ACT and 660 on Math. Cost of attendance $24,257, with tuition and fees at $12,894 in-state and $23,334 out-of-state. 7,036 undergraduates, 78% admitted.
Alabama State University
Alabama State University in Montgomery awards its business degrees through the College of Business Administration, and Alabama State is a historically Black university that admits 98% of its applicants, the highest rate of the fourteen.
ACT composite 15 to 20. Reading & Writing 399 to 505, Math 350 to 462. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 20 on the ACT and 462 on Math. Cost of attendance $23,586, with tuition and fees at $11,248 in-state and $19,576 out-of-state. 3,477 undergraduates, 98% admitted.
Alabama A&M University
Alabama A&M University in Normal, outside Huntsville, awards its business degrees through the College of Business and Public Affairs, accredited by AACSB International for its BS and MBA programs, and Alabama A&M charges the lowest non-resident tuition of the fourteen.
ACT composite 14 to 19. Reading & Writing 420 to 530, Math 390 to 510. The top quarter of admitted students scored at or above 19 on the ACT and 510 on Math. Cost of attendance $27,153, with tuition and fees at $10,024 in-state and $18,634 out-of-state. 6,124 undergraduates, 58% admitted.
University of North Alabama
The University of North Alabama in Florence awards its business degrees through the Sanders College of Business and Technology, AACSB-accredited since 2016, and North Alabama reports no ACT or SAT range to the Scorecard.
North Alabama reports no score ranges. Cost of attendance $23,786, with tuition and fees at $12,120 in-state and $22,320 out-of-state. 5,811 undergraduates, 87% admitted.
University of Montevallo
The University of Montevallo in Montevallo awards its business degrees through the Stephens College of Business, and Montevallo is the smallest public university of the fourteen and reports no score ranges.
Montevallo reports no score ranges. Cost of attendance $27,398, with tuition and fees at $13,948 in-state and $26,968 out-of-state. 2,151 undergraduates, 54% admitted.
Fourteen rows say who got into the university. The next section is about when the business school lets a student in.
When Does an Alabama Business School Admit You to the Major?
The University of Alabama admits a student to the university on his test score and to the business major on a 2.5 GPA after 61 hours, while Auburn admits a freshman to the Harbert College of Business on the same letter that admits him to the university.
Alabama’s rule runs through the catalog in detail. A freshman who meets the university’s admission criteria is “eligible for admission to the Culverhouse College of Business as a student with the intent to major” in accounting, business cyber security, business statistics, economics, finance, general business, management, management information systems, marketing, operations management or real estate. He stays in the lower division until he holds junior standing of 61 hours and has passed nine lower-division courses at C- or better: GBA 146 and GBA 246, EN 103, MATH 121 or 125, EC 110 or 112, EC 111 or 113, MIS 200, ST 260, AC 210 or 211, and LGS 200 or 201, 27 hours in all. He then needs a 2.5 GPA on all college coursework attempted and a 2.5 on all University of Alabama coursework attempted, and in the catalog’s words, “In order to be officially admitted to the College’s upper division, students must declare at least one business major.” General Business is the one major with a 2.0 floor. A student under 2.5 may petition if his last 30 hours at UA average 2.5 and both his GPAs are above 2.0 [VERIFY all figures on the catalog’s Culverhouse page].
Auburn’s rule is shorter because there is less of it. The Bulletin says incoming freshmen and external transfers “are admitted directly to the Harbert College,” and every business student completes a two-year Pre-Business curriculum in mathematics, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and introductory business courses before the major curriculum of the junior and senior years. The Bulletin says students “must satisfactorily complete specific portions of the Pre-Business curriculum” first and sends them to academic advising for the list. The only GPA figures it states are the 2.0 overall and the 2.0 in major courses needed to graduate [VERIFY on the Bulletin’s Harbert page and with Harbert advising for the Pre-Business checklist].
UAB admits a beginning freshman to the Collat School of Business with a self-selected major, lets him stay “classified as undeclared business” while he looks, and expects a degree-granting major to be chosen before 60 semester hours. A student transferring in from another UAB school needs a 2.0, and every upper-level business course requires a C in its prerequisites.
South Alabama holds a new Mitchell College student as “Business Administration” until he has completed EH 101 and BUS 150 and has a 2.0, asks him to declare a major before taking major courses, and requires 18 hours of the 200-level Business Techniques Core before the Upper Division Business Core, with a 2.0 in each tier.
| School | When the business school admits you to the major | What it asks | GPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Junior standing, 61 hours | Nine lower-division courses at C- or better, a declared business major | 2.5 on all college work and on UA work (2.0 for General Business) |
| Auburn | At admission to the university | Pre-Business curriculum before the major curriculum | None stated to enter, 2.0 to graduate |
| UAB | At admission, with the major declared by 60 hours | A C in each prerequisite before an upper-level business course | 2.0 for internal transfers |
| South Alabama | After EH 101 and BUS 150 | 18 hours of the 200-level core before the upper-division core | 2.0 |
The image above marks when each of the four business schools admits a student to the major.
The pattern runs against the admit rates. Auburn admits 46% of applicants and holds no GPA gate before the major. Alabama admits 77% and holds a 2.5 on 61 hours. The school that is easier to get into is the one that decides later whether a student is a business major, and of the four catalogs read for this page, Tuscaloosa’s 2.5 is the highest figure [VERIFY the other ten catalogs before writing “highest in the state”].
What happens to a student who falls under 2.5 at Alabama is also in the catalog. He can petition on his last 30 UA hours if they average 2.5, or he can declare General Business, where the floor is 2.0, and the catalog is silent on how many students take either route.
The one business degree Alabama licenses is accounting, and the Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy sets two hour counts. A candidate may sit for the CPA exam with 120 semester hours, 24 of them in upper-division accounting and 24 in business. The certificate requires 150 semester hours, 33 in upper-division accounting and 27 in business, and a candidate who passes under the 120-hour rule has five years to reach 150 before the board adds a continuing-education requirement. The board requires an applicant to be 19 and “a citizen of the United States or legally present in the United States,” and sets no state residency rule, so a New Yorker who finishes an Alabama accounting degree can test in Alabama [VERIFY on the board’s Exam Certification Requirements sheet, rev. 04/28/2026]. Alabama’s accounting catalog page repeats the 150 and routes students into the Master of Accountancy or the Master of Tax Accounting to reach it, with the application due in the first semester of senior year.
The four-year arithmetic for a New Yorker is $136,688 in tuition at Alabama, $139,688 at Auburn and $105,632 at UAH, and the gap between the two 24 to 31 schools, $31,056, is a fifth year of tuition at Huntsville with money left over.
Take a New York student with a 1300 on the SAT, 650 on each section, and a 3.5 GPA. At Alabama he is inside the 580 to 710 Math range and the 590 to 690 Reading & Writing range, he is admitted at 77%, he enters Culverhouse as a lower-division student, and the next thing that decides anything is 61 hours, nine courses at C- and a 2.5, normally in the fall of his junior year. At Auburn he is inside 630 to 700 and 630 to 690, he is admitted at 46%, he is in Harbert on the same letter, and two years of Pre-Business stand between him and the major with no GPA named. At UAH he is inside 610 to 720 and 600 to 690, he is admitted at 69%, and he pays $26,408 a year. The score got him through the first door at all three, and only Tuscaloosa holds a second door that reads a GPA.
The honest version is that neither Alabama nor Auburn publishes how many students who enter intending to major in business reach the upper division or the major. Auburn’s Bulletin names a Pre-Business curriculum and does not list which parts of it gate the major [VERIFY with Harbert advising]. Alabama’s 2.5 applies to its own freshmen and to transfers alike. The page does not say which business school is better. It says when each admits a student to the major and what it asks at that point.
Families comparing Tuscaloosa and Auburn frequently ask whether the 2.5 is a real requirement or an advising target.
Do You Need a 2.5 GPA to Major in Business at the University of Alabama?
Yes, the University of Alabama requires a 2.5 GPA on all college coursework attempted and on all University of Alabama coursework attempted before a student is admitted to the upper division of the Culverhouse College of Business and may declare a business major, with 61 hours and the nine lower-division courses at C- or better.
General Business is the exception at 2.0, and the petition route opens at a 2.5 average over the last 30 UA hours for a student whose overall figures are above 2.0. Auburn, UAB and South Alabama state no 2.5 anywhere in their undergraduate business rules, and the figure they do state, 2.0, is the one needed to graduate or to transfer in.
Four catalogs, one 2.5. Which schools hold the accreditation is the next section.
Which Alabama Universities Have AACSB-Accredited Business Schools?
Fourteen Alabama universities hold business accreditation from AACSB International, and the list below names each with its city and the school that awards the business degree [VERIFY all fourteen on the AACSB directory before publishing].
- Auburn University in Auburn awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Harbert College of Business.
- The University of Alabama in Huntsville awards its business degrees through its AACSB-accredited College of Business.
- The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Culverhouse College of Business.
- The University of Alabama at Birmingham awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Collat School of Business.
- Samford University in Birmingham awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Brock School of Business.
- The University of South Alabama in Mobile awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Mitchell College of Business.
- Tuskegee University in Tuskegee awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Brimmer College of Business and Information Science.
- Troy University in Troy awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Sorrell College of Business.
- Auburn University at Montgomery awards its business degrees through its AACSB-accredited College of Business.
- Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited School of Business and Industry.
- Alabama State University in Montgomery awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited College of Business Administration.
- Alabama A&M University in Normal awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited College of Business and Public Affairs.
- The University of North Alabama in Florence awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Sanders College of Business and Technology.
- The University of Montevallo in Montevallo awards its business degrees through the AACSB-accredited Stephens College of Business.
Accreditation matters for a reason that is easy to miss at seventeen. Business itself is not a licensed profession, and the one business degree that leads to a license, accounting, leads to it through the state board rather than through the school. Becoming a CPA in Alabama normally requires 150 semester hours with 33 in upper-division accounting, passage of all four sections of the Uniform CPA Examination, and for the permit to practice a year of full-time work in a public accounting firm or two years of supervised work [VERIFY against Alabama Administrative Code 30-X-4 and 30-X-5]. AACSB status matters on the way there because business schools use it to decide whose courses they will accept, and South Alabama’s bulletin takes upper-division major courses in transfer only from AACSB-accredited institutions.
The University of West Alabama and Athens State hold business accreditation from the ACBSP rather than AACSB. Faulkner, the University of Mobile, Huntingdon, Spring Hill, Oakwood, Miles, Stillman and Talladega award business bachelor’s degrees without AACSB accreditation [VERIFY each school’s accreditor]. Columbia Southern and Strayer are online or for-profit and report no scores to the Scorecard.
Nothing on this page ranks the fourteen. They are fourteen schools with the same accreditor, different gates and different prices, and the pages for business colleges in Georgia and business colleges in Mississippi carry the neighbors a student in Alabama is likely comparing.
What If Your Score Is Below the Range You Want?
In Alabama the highest floor is Auburn’s, 26 on the ACT and 630 on Math, and the lowest is Alabama State’s, 15 and 350. A student under the floor he wants is not ruled out, because a quarter of admitted students were there too. He is in the quarter that needs the rest of the application to carry more.
The first step is finding out where the score actually is, section by section. A free diagnostic SAT gives a Math score that can be set directly against Auburn’s 630 floor or Alabama’s 580.
The Math section rewards the same handful of topics on every test date, and a student who knows which of them he is missing can close a gap of 50 to 100 points in weeks rather than months. The method is on our page on improving your SAT Math score, and at Alabama the same algebra decides where a freshman starts the math sequence, because MATH 121 or MATH 125 is one of the nine courses Culverhouse requires at C- before the upper division, and the catalog notes that a student placed into MATH 112 or MATH 115 may first need MATH 100 [VERIFY Alabama’s math placement rules before quoting a cutoff].
How to Read These Score Ranges
Each range in the table covers the middle 50% of admitted students who submitted that test, so a quarter of admitted students were below the lower number and a quarter were at or above the upper one.
A range describes the students who chose to submit at all. Where a school is test-optional, the range describes the submitters, and the submitters are the students whose scores helped them. More on what SAT score you need for college and on test-optional colleges.
Should You Take the ACT Instead?
Alabama gives the ACT to every public school junior as the state test, and that is why twelve of the fourteen schools report an ACT range and only Tuskegee reports the ACT alone.
A New York student who holds an SAT should send it to the eleven schools that publish an SAT range and read Tuskegee’s 18 to 25 through a concordance rather than take the ACT for one school’s sake. None of the four business-school gates on this page reads either test.
Business Programs in Nearby States
Alabama borders Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi and Florida, and each has AACSB-accredited business schools of its own [VERIFY the lists before linking].
See business colleges in Georgia, business colleges in Mississippi, and business colleges in Tennessee.
Business Colleges in Other States
We publish the same breakdown for business programs in every state.
See business colleges by state for the full list.
Glyn Caddell
Glyn Caddell holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from NJIT and has been tutoring New York City students since 2008. He founded Caddell Prep in 2012 and is the author of Digital SAT Math Secrets: Lessons & Tricks to Quickly Improve to a Perfect 800 on the Math Test, which contains over 900 practice problems and is used in Caddell Prep’s SAT math classes. He is founding president of the Staten Island Technical High School alumni association and teaches every lesson on this site personally.
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