Fact Sheet

Vision

We aspire to transform the world through Christlike leadership.

Mission

We develop leaders of faith, intellect, and character.

Values

Serve in academic, professional, and civic organizations, extending the benefits of management education and scholarship to the university, to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and to the world.

Faith in Christ

We value deep and abiding faith in Jesus Christ. Our faith gives us the capacity to envision a better future, the confidence to make that future happen, and the courage to act in the face of challenges.

Integrity in Action

We value integrity and hold ourselves to the highest moral and ethical standards. Acting with integrity builds trust, strengthens character, and focuses our ambitions on things of eternal consequence.

Respect for All

We value respect for all individuals as children of God and recognize the inherent worth, divine potential, and agency of each person. A climate of respect and belonging enhances our learning, facilitates collaboration, and encourages personal growth.

Excellence

We value excellence in learning, teaching, research, management, and leadership. An expectation of excellence magnifies our influence and motivates us to continually improve.

Guiding Principle

Centered on Students

We evaluate our decisions and actions by the impact they will have on the academic experience, professional preparation, character development, emotional well-being, and spiritual growth of our students.

School

At BYU Marriott, students become the kind of leaders that lean, agile organizations of today and tomorrow demand. They take invaluable life experiences and combine them with rigorously experiential, highly collaborative programs. BYU Marriott students lead the way forward with an intense belief in the possible—and the insight to achieve it.

The BYU Marriott School of Business was named for Marriott Corporation founders J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott in 1988. It is housed in the N. Eldon Tanner Building, a seven-story, 220,000-square foot, glass and steel building located on the BYU campus in Provo, Utah. The building was expanded in 2008 to accommodate a growing number of students.

Students

  • Approximately 2,800 undergraduate and 1,000 graduate students are enrolled in BYU Marriott programs.
  • Nearly two-thirds of the students are bilingual and many have lived abroad.
  • The school enrolls approximately 8 percent international students.
  • Students have access to three centers that allow them to gain an added edge: the Whitmore Global Business Center, the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, and the Ballard Center for Social Impact.

Demographics

Student DemographicsMBA*MPA*MISMMAccUndergradTotals or Weighted Avg.
Number of 2023 Applications2171131912712,5653,357
Students Entering Fall 202399391061991,4281,871
Female26%67%21%32%38%36%
International32%23%8%8%5%8%
Minority4%13%7%8%10%9%
Married55%21%44%49%22%28%
Returned Missionaries26%69%87%83%82%79%
Bilingual68%62%51%55%65%63%
States Represented201523284648
Countries Represented18129133752
Undergrad Universities331218n/a40
Average Age292623232223
Average Entering GPA3.523.633.933.763.703.72

Class of 2023 Placement

Class of 2023 PlacementMBA*MPA*MISMMAccUndergradTotals/Weighted Avg.
Placed by 3 Months after Graduation90%87%93%97%97%96%
Average Starting Salary$116,800$64,461$94,266$75,331$71,233$79,387
Percent Reporting Signing/Salary Bonus66%15%35%48%35%41%
Average Signing/Starting Bonus$26,208$5,833$18,521$4,768$6,723$6,000
*Does not include Executive MBA and Executive MPA entrants.

Undergraduate Rankings

RankProgramSourceYearArticle
17thInternational BusinessU.S. News & World Report2024 
28thEntrepreneurshipCrunchbase2024 
34thEntrepreneurshipU.S. News & World Report2024 
36thBusinessU.S. News & World Report2024 
36thManagementU.S. News & World Report2023 
39thUndergraduate ProgramsU.S. News & World Report2023 
3rdAccountingU.S. News & World Report2024 

Graduate Rankings

RankProgramSourceYearArticle
13thMBA (Entrepreneurship)Bloomberg Businessweek2023 
14thMBA (Entrepreneurship)Poets&Quants2024 
19thMPA (Leadership)U.S. News & World Report2024 
1stMBA (Human Resources)The Princeton Review2024 
23rdMBA (Learning)Bloomberg Businessweek2023 
23rdMPA (Non-Profit Management)U.S. News & World Report2024 
23rdMBA (Entrepreneurship)U.S. News & World Report2024 
24thEMBAFortune2024 
32ndMBAPoets&Quants2023 
32ndMBA (Compensation)Bloomberg Businessweek2023 
33rdMBA (Networking)Bloomberg Businessweek2023 
35thMBA (U.S.)Bloomberg Businessweek2023 
35thMBAU.S. News & World Report2024 
37thMBAFortune2025 
37thMBALinkedIn2023 
4thMBA (Accounting)U.S. News & World Report2024 
57thMPAU.S. News & World Report2024 
92ndMBA (Worldwide)Financial Times2023 
96thMBA (Worldwide)LinkedIn2024 

Degrees

Undergraduate Degrees

  • BS Accountancy
  • BS Entrepreneurial Management
  • BS Experience Design & Management
  • BS Finance
  • BS Global Supply Chain Management
  • BS Human Resource Management
  • BS Information Systems
  • BS Marketing
  • BS Strategic Management

BYU Marriott also offers minors in business, entrepreneurship, global business and literacy, global and community impact, healthcare leadership, information systems, and strategy.

Graduate Programs

  • Master of Business Administration
  • Executive Master of Business Administration
  • Master of Public Administration
  • Executive Master of Public Administration
  • Master of Accountancy
  • Master of Information System Management

Faculty

  • The school has 154 full-time faculty and over 100 adjunct, part-time or visiting faculty. About 90% of full-time faculty have PhDs.
  • Many of the faculty are recognized experts and have served as journal editors or heads of professional organizations such as:
    • International Association for Business and Society—Brad Agle
    • Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance—Jim Brau
    • Management Science—Karl Diether
    • Quality Management Journal—Tom Foster
    • Journal of Supply Chain Management—Scott Sampson
    • Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council—Jeff Wilks

Alumni

  • The school has over 67,000 alumni.
  • Roughly 1,000 alumni actively mentor students each year through the school’s mentor program.
  • More than 500 alumni and friends are involved with the school’s National Advisory Council and program-specific advisory boards.
  • The BYU Management Society links managers, executives, lawyers, accountants, bankers, investors, and other professionals together. Committed to growing moral and ethical leadership around the world, this organization is dedicated to lifelong learning, service, networking, and supporting BYU.