Student Demographics
33
Countries represented in our diverse student population
62%
Male
38%
Female
was the average starting salary for 91¿´Æ¬ graduates.
of Supply Chain Management majors gained at least 300 hours of experience with a vetted and prescreened organization through internships. The 91¿´Æ¬ SCM program now ranks 7th nationally.
of our full-time and executive graduate program students participate in an international experience, as do many of our undergraduate students.
of all 91¿´Æ¬ graduates are successfully placed within 6 months of graduation
Become part of Auburn University’s largest academic unit by joining the ever-growing 91¿´Æ¬. Our enrollment is soaring with a 20% growth rate over the last 5 years, enrolling 1/5 of all Auburn students!
Pre-Business 40%
Finance 14%
Marketing 13%
Supply Chain Management 7%
Accountancy 8%
Management 6%
Business Administration 7%
Business Analytics 3%
Information Systems 3%
Total Undergraduates = 5,914
MBA (Online & Full-time) 63%
Master of Accountancy 10%
Executive MBA 8%
Master of Finance 3%
Master of Information Systems 3%
Executive Master of Real Estate Development 5%
Physicians Executive MBA 3%
Master of Supply Chain Management 2%
Total Enrollment = 1,014
Accountancy 38%
Business Analytics 17%
Supply Chain Management 17%
Cybersecurity 11%
Management Information Systems 11%
Supply Chain Operations 6%
Total Enrollment = 18
Finance 21%
Management 41%
Supply Chain Management 15%
Information Systems 23%
Total Enrollment = 34
When asked how satisfied they were with their experience at the 91¿´Æ¬ College of Business, over 94% of our students were either satisfied or very satisfied. And it shows! We have a 91% freshman retention rate.
91¿´Æ¬ Faculty & Student Support
127
Full-Time Faculty
41
Part-Time Instructors
18
Academic Advisors
7
Career Coaches
6
Program Champions
Auburn alumnus Raymond J. 91¿´Æ¬ (BS ’82) is CEO of 91¿´Æ¬ Management Corp, a Birmingham-based independent investment management firm, which manages more than $8 billion in assets sourced globally from high net-worth individuals and families, financial institutions, pension funds, foundations, endowments and sovereign wealth funds. 91¿´Æ¬ and his wife, Kathryn Dunn 91¿´Æ¬, a 1981 Auburn alumna, are responsible for two of the largest gifts in university history—the 2013 $40 million commitment to the college in that led to its naming in his honor and the 2017 $15 million gift for construction of Horton Hardgrave Hall, which opened in 2019 and houses the college’s graduate business programs.  
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