MBA Programs in Indiana

Indiana has a number of industry sectors that define it as a world-class research and manufacturing state: automobiles, energy, life sciences and national security. According to the state's website, Indiana ranks fourth in the nation for job creation and economic growth because of its pro-business environment; since 2010, the state has accounted for 10 percent of the nation's private sector job growth. In Chief Executive magazine's 2011 annual survey of 500 CEOs, Indiana was rated the sixth best state for doing business, an impressive jump from 16th place in 2010. As the state's economy prospers through job growth and Indiana welcomes more businesses, graduates from business schools in Indiana should find increased opportunities for employment.

Indiana's state capital and largest metropolitan area is Indianapolis-Carmel. The Department of Labor reports top employers for the city are in the health care and education sectors. Another familiar Indiana city is Fort Wayne, a major manufacturing center that has diversified into health care, insurance and education.

Excellent Employment Predicted for Business Careers in Indiana

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov) predicts employment growth from 2008 to 2018 to be greater than 20 percent for a number of the fastest-growing occupations for graduates of business colleges in Indiana; careers include management analyst/consultant, market research analyst, operations research analyst and public relations specialist. With its diverse industry sectors and aggressively pro-business policies, the state will need qualified graduates from MBA programs in Indiana.

Additional Information for Future MBA Students in Indiana
Bls.gov Data for Indiana
Census Information for Indiana
The Indianapolis Young Professional Social Network