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Three schools at the �鶹��ý ranked among the best in the nation in the 2022 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Program rankings . The �鶹��ý of Nursing’s claimed the No. 1 spot, tied with the University of South Carolina and Ohio State University.

The rankings are based on data reported to U.S. News through statistical and peer assessment surveys that evaluate engagement, faculty credentials and training, expert opinion, services and technologies and student excellence. Pitt’s nursing program received a perfect score.

“The �鶹��ý of Nursing is honored to be ranked No. 1 in online master’s programs, joining our DNP programs, ranked No. 6, and our BSN program, ranked No. 7,” said Jacqueline Dunbar-Jacob, dean and Distinguished Service Professor of Nursing.

�ճ���� in the Joseph M. Katz Graduate �鶹��ý of Business also received high marks and jumped an impressive 43 spots in this year’s ranking, landing at No. 16 in the U.S.

“We’re thrilled to have made this remarkable improvement in the��U.S. News��Online MBA ranking,” said Arjang A. Assad, Henry E. Haller Jr. Dean. “Our placement in the top 20 solidifies that the adaptability and academic rigor of our programs continues to be noticed by prospective students and future employers.”

Finally, the �鶹��ý of Education’s online offerings were ranked No. 34 in the nation, a 24-spot rise from the year before. Pitt Education hosts a����at the graduate degree and certificate levels.��In fall 2021, the school launched a 100% online�� program designed to support early-career teachers and other educators.

“At the �鶹��ý of Education, we will continue to invest in and expand our online offerings to ensure that our academic programs attend to the growing needs and interests of students,” said Valerie Kinloch, professor and Renée and Richard Goldman Endowed Dean.