Schroeder School of Business

Our accounting and finance programs are ranked #1 in the nation among small colleges.

Celebrity Entrepreneur Daymond John spoke at a free Evansville event in 2015.

98 percent of last year's graduates were employed within six months of graduation.

The Schroeder School provides students outstanding teaching faculty, exceptional career placement, and a number of real-world business experiences.

Ranked #1 in the nation for its accounting and finance programs among small universities.
Forbes Magazine has ranked the city of Evansville #4 in the nation for new business startups. Evansville is a beautiful city and is a short drive from St. Louis, Indianapolis, Louisville, and Nashville.

98% Placement Rate

$50,730
Average Starting Salary

A $2,000,000 endowment supports your career success. The Office for Career Success will work with you to ensure you find a career that fits with your strengths and interests.
Recent Schroeder graduates are employed at IBM, Atlas World Group, Berry Global, BKD, Cisco, Ernst and Young, Fifth Third Bank, KPMG, KSM Consulting, Masterbrand Cabinets, Merrill Lynch, TJX Companies, Old National Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, SS&C Technologies, United Bank of Switzerland.

93rd percentile in the 2017 Major Field Test (MFT) versus 500 business schools.
Accounting students placed in the 99th percentile on the MFT.
Our new Logistics and Supply Chain Management major is one of the hottest programs in the country.

UE is ranked #7 nationally for study abroad participation. More than 60 percent of Schroeder School of Business students study abroad. Most students study at Harlaxton College, UE's living, learning center in Grantham, England, which is the #1 study abroad program in America (bestcollegereviews.org).
Schroeder students, with faculty support, have completed 40 consulting projects for regional corporations in the ChangeLab Program.
Gain valuable experience through the Institute for Banking and Finance by managing loans for women- and minority-owned businesses, teaching financial literacy courses to expectant parents at St. Vincent Hospital, or investing money from clients.
Manage the Purple Aces Students Fund, with a value over $525,000.

*U.S. News & World Report 2018 rankings.

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