Jennings A. Jones College of Business
Jones College is well known—within and outside Tennessee—as a business college on the move, perfectly positioned to build its reputation and its impact on the region, the state, and beyond. Great business colleges are engines of innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development, with tremendous intellectual and physical resources. Our key strengths are our dedicated faculty and staff, accreditation from AACSB International, and the sense of pride Jones College alumni have about the education they received.
In addition to making sure our curriculum is up-to-date, we provide enrichment and development opportunities outside the classroom that make our students attractive to potential employers. We develop faculty and staff so they will want to spend their careers at Jones College. We work with colleagues in other MTSU colleges to leverage strengths and develop innovative programs. We respond to educational and service needs of the broader community. Internally and externally, we have a great story to tell about MTSU and Jones College. Thank you for visiting our website! Go Blue Raiders!
—David J. Urban, Dean
National Rankings
Top Business Colleges of Distinction of 2022-2023
Best Tennessee MBA Schools and Programs #3 (2022)
Best Affordable Entrepreneurship Program #20 (2022)
Best 15 Masters in Management Information System Programs #4 (2021)
Best Master's Programs in Supply Chain Management #9 (2021)
Best Online Master's in Finance Program #26 (2021)
The Best Marketing Schools In the US To Hire From In 2020 #12 (2020)
Most Affordable Online Master's Degrees in Supply Chain Management #15 (2020)
Best's Reviews' Survey of Insurance and Risk Management Programs #1 (2020)
Best Online Master’s in Finance Program #25 (2020)
Top 11 Master’s in Business Intelligence Program (2019)
Best Value Accounting Degree Program #42 (2018)
M.S. in Management #21 (2017)
MTSU Entrepreneurship Program #17 (2017)
Master of Accountancy Program #39 (2017)
Jones College #39 in Best for Vets Business Schools (2016)