| SPU�s School of Business and Economics Recognized by The Princeton Review
IN SEPTEMBER, the graduate programs in Seattle Pacific University�s School of Business and Economics received a No. 1 ranking in The
Princeton Review�s new graduate school guidebook, �The Best 143 Business Schools.� The ranking was in the �Best Administered� category, which is based on student assessment
of how smoothly the school is run, and the ease with which students can get into required and elective courses.
�We are very proud of this recognition,� says Jeff Van Duzer, dean of the School. �This is an important external validation of our internal commitment to serve students.�
The Princeton Review guidebook states, �The School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific University is distinguished by its dedication to mission and vision. Students say, �The School does a good job of staying close to its Christian vision and integrating it into their studies.��
The publication includes rankings of graduate
schools in 11 categories. The rankings are based on The
Princeton Review�s surveys of 11,000 students attending 143 schools, including students in Seattle Pacific�s master�s degree programs in business administration and information systems management.
�Our students� education, welfare, and convenience are our highest priorities, and all of our programs have been designed with this in mind,� says Van Duzer. �The fact that this award is driven by student perceptions makes the designation doubly gratifying.�
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