Wichita State University MBA Ranking

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Can you tell me about the ranking of Wichita State University (WSU) as I want to pursue MBA (Master in Business Administration) Program so wanted to know it?

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Wichita State University (WSU) is a public research university in Wichita, Kansas, United States, and governed by the Kansas Board of Regents. It has four satellite locations: WSU South is located at 200 West Greenway in Derby, Kansas. WSU West is located at 3801 North Walker in Maize, Kansas.

Ranking

Wichita State University was ranked the 52nd top college in the United States by the Social Mobility Index college rankings. Wichita State is placed among National Universities in the United States in rankings done by U.S. News & World Report.

For all engineering research and development expenditures, WSU ranked No. 63 in the USA for year 2013, with $47 million The National Science Foundation ranked it No. 4 among all U.S. universities in money spent on aerospace research and development in fiscal year 2013, with $39 million in expenditures and No. 1 in industry-funded aerospace R&D.

Wichita State's W. Frank Barton School of Business was listed in The Princeton Review 2011 "301 Best Business Schools," ranked as the 11th best program in the country for students seeking an undergraduate degree in entrepreneurship for 2007.

Notable People Wichita State University

Nathan Morrison, 18951907
Henry Thayer, 19071914
Walter Rollins, 19141922
John D. Finlayson, 19221927
Harold Foght, 19271934
William Jardine, 19341949, President of Kansas State University, Secretary of Agriculture, United States Minister to Egypt
Harry F. Corbin, 19491963
Emory Lindquist 19631968, Rhodes Scholar
Clark D. Ahlberg, 19681983
Warren B. Armstrong, 19831993
Eugene M. Hughes, 19931998
Donald L. Beggs, 19992012, President/Chancellor of Southern Illinois University
John W. Bardo, 2012present, Chancellor of Western Carolina University
H. Edward Flentje professor and former director of Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs; interim president of Emporia State University in 2011
Albert Goldbarth only poet to win the National Book Critics Circle award two times (1991 and 2001)
Bienvenido Santos fiction, poetry, and nonfiction writer
Gregg Marshall current basketball coach at WSU since 2007
Ralph Miller former basketball coach at WSU from 1951 to 1964, see List of coaches in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Dale Allison biblical scholar, professor at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
M. Lee Pelton current president of Emerson College
Earl G. Yarbrough former president of Savannah State University
Jim Bede founder of Bede Aviation
Gary Burrell founder and CEO of Garmin
Dan and Frank Carney co-founders of Pizza Hut
Vivek Lall CEO of Reliance industries
Dwane Wallace former CEO and chairman of Cessna Aircraft Company
Valerie Baldwin Assistant Secretary of the Army (Financial Management and Comptroller), 200406
Rebecca Ediger retired member of US Secret Service
Femi Pedro Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Nigeria
Riley Pitts, US Army first African-American commissioned officer to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor
Tom Sawyer member of the Kansas House of Representatives, former House Majority Leader, 1998 Kansas Democratic Party nominee for Governor
Garner Shriver eight-term US Representative from Kansas
Justin Smith sheriff of Larimer County, Colorado, since 2011
Garner Shriver
Valerie Baldwin Assistant Secretary of the Army (Financial Management and Comptroller), 200406
Rebecca Ediger retired member of US Secret Service
Femi Pedro Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Nigeria
Riley Pitts, US Army first African-American commissioned officer to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor
Tom Sawyer member of the Kansas House of Representatives, former House Majority Leader, 1998 Kansas Democratic Party nominee for Governor
Garner Shriver eight-term US Representative from Kansas
Justin Smith sheriff of Larimer County, Colorado, since 2014
Craig Blais poet
Paul Dickey poet
Michael McClure poet, playwright, songwriter, and novelist
Janet Peery short story author and novelist
Charles Plymell poet, novelist, and small press publisher
Shirley Knight Oscar-nominated actress
Lance LeGault actor
Bob Peak painter dubbed the "father of the modern movie poster"
Kate Snodgrass theatre director and playwright
Chris Arpad solo steel pannist
James Billings operatic baritone, opera librettist, and opera director
Karla Burns Drama Desk Award and Laurence Olivier Award-winning actress and operatic mezzo-soprano
Joyce DiDonato opera star
Kevin Kastning modern classical composer and guitarist
Samuel Ramey opera star
Michael Sylvester opera star
Casey Blake retired Major League Baseball player
Joe Carter retired Major League Baseball player
Andy Dirks Major League Baseball player
Darren Dreifort retired Major League Baseball player with the Los Angeles Dodgers
Conor Gillaspie Major League Baseball player for the Chicago White Sox
Koyie Hill Major League Baseball player
Mike Lansing retired Major League Baseball player
Don Lock retired Major League Baseball player with the Washington Senators
Braden Looper Major League Baseball player for the Milwaukee Brewers and Saint Louis Cardinals
Pat Meares retired Major League Baseball player
Doug Mirabelli retired Major League Baseball player with the Boston Red Sox
Michael Pelfrey Major League Baseball player for the New York Mets
Nate Robertson Major League Baseball player for the Florida Marlins
Eric Wedge managed Major League Baseball's Seattle Mariners
Jamie Arnold American-Israeli professional basketball player
Ron Baker NBA player with the New York Knicks
Nate Bowman known as "The Snake"; retired/deceased National Basketball Association player
Cal Bruton retired American-Australian basketball player, NBL Hall of Famer
Antoine Carr retired NBA player
John Cooper head coach at Tennessee State University, assistant coach at Auburn University, University of Oregon, and University of South Carolina
Cleanthony Early NBA player most recently with the New York Knicks
Warren Jabali retired American Basketball Association player
Cliff Levingston retired NBA player
Xavier McDaniel retired NBA player
Gal Mekel Israeli basketball player formerly in the NBA and now with Maccabi Tel Aviv
Toure' Murry NBA player most recently with the Utah Jazz
Dave Stallworth retired NBA player
Fred VanVleet NBA player with the Toronto Raptors
Gene Wiley retired NBA player
Chris Barnes PBA professional bowler (200708 PBA Player of the Year) and official USBC spokesperson
Clara Guerrero Colombian bowler
Jacob Peters professional bowler
Sean Rash professional bowler
Margene Adkins National Football League player for Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints and New York Jets
Sam Adkins National Football League player for Seattle Seahawks, 197781
Randy Jackson National Football League player, 197274
Scot McCloughan General Manager of the Washington Redskins
Bill Parcells former Head Coach in the National Football League, former Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the Miami Dolphins
Henry Schichtle NFL and CFL player
Wrestling
Paul Wight professional wrestler known as "The Big Show" (freshman year only)