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ATLANTA – Four undergraduate specialties and the B.B.A. offered by Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business are ranked among the nation’s best programs in the 2025 “Best Colleges” edition of U.S. News andamp; World Report, released today (Sept. 24).

Risk management and insurance is 3rd overall and among public university programs.

Computer information systems is 7th overall and 5th among public university programs.

Real estate is 14th overall and 9th among public university programs.

International business is 24th overall and 12th among public university programs.

The B.B.A. is 53rd overall and 31st among public university programs.

Risk management and insurance, computer information systems, and real estate are offered as undergraduate majors; international business is offered as an undergraduate minor.

U.S. News determines its undergraduate business rankings by surveying deans and senior faculty at each of the 532 undergraduate business schools accredited by AACSB International (formerly the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business).

“We are gratified that our peers at other business schools hold our undergraduate offerings in such high regard,” said Robinson College Dean Richard Phillips. “We work hard every day to improve the value proposition of a Robinson degree and are committed to ensuring our curriculum prepares students for success, and our graduates are in high demand.”