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Trinity University
June 26, 2025
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Trinity University’s Neidorff School of Business was named a 2025 Best Undergraduate Business School by Poets&Quants. The recognition highlights the school’s innovative curriculum, student outcomes, and experiential learning opportunities.

Trinity University’s Michael Neidorff School of Business (NSB) has been named one of Poets&Quants’ 10 Undergraduate Business Schools to Watch in 2025. This recognition follows NSB’s debut on Poets&Quants’ national ranking, where it was named the No. 27 Best Undergraduate Business School in the nation for 2025. Poets&Quants featured the Michael Neidorff School of Business, highlighting its distinctive blend of liberal arts and business education, its strong emphasis on hands-on learning, and the forward momentum under new dean Raquel Meyer Alexander, Ph.D.

Read the full profile on Poets&Quants to see why NSB is gaining national attention and why it’s a school to watch.

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