Are you ready to accelerate your career? At Thomas More University, you’ll earn your Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the #1-ranked university in Kentucky for Return on Investment (ROI). According to a 2019 Georgetown University report, Thomas More University came out on top of 28 public and private colleges and universities, with the highest long-term gain—at more than $1 million.

Whether you’re working full time or part time, choosing Thomas More University to pursue your MBA degree means you’re choosing one of the best MBA programs in the Kentucky/Cincinnati area. One specifically designed to meet the needs of people with busy lives.

• Our MBA courses teach you skills employers are looking for, like critical thinking, flexibility, creativity, leadership, emotional intelligence, and more.
• Whether in person or online, we limit our class size to 20-25 students, ensuring you get the personal attention you deserve.
• Network with professionals and create long-term relationships, across industries, through our MBA program cohort model.
• Learn from our experienced faculty of business professionals with practical experience running businesses and serving in roles that help you gain knowledge you can apply immediately.
• Our enrollment and advising team are dedicated to your success and help guide you throughout your program.

“I am not your typical MBA student. I decided to go back to earn my MBA for academic satisfaction and personal growth. Thomas More offered exactly what I needed to enroll with confidence—small class sizes and a flexible schedule coupled with an accelerated program.”

Erin Woods ’20, MBA, Homemaker

“I felt that I could continue advancing in my career while pursuing an education, and it worked wonderfully.”

Cassie Johnson, BBA graduate in ’17 and MAEL graduate in ’19

Of course, but don’t take our word for it.

According to Niche.com, Thomas More University has one of the top MBA programs in Kentucky, and the 6^th-ranked BBA university in Kentucky.

The more you earn, the more you can earn.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report illustrating that the more degrees you earn, the higher your salary potential. And the less likely you will find yourself unemployed during an economic downturn.