Warhawk Weekly 7-21: MBA program recognized; Food Pantry support
Princeton Review recognizes AUM MBA program among nation’s best
Auburn University at Montgomery’s on-campus Master of Business Administration program has been named among The Princeton Review’s “Best Business Schools for 2027.” AUM is one of 208 institutions nationwide selected for the annual list recognizing excellence in graduate business education.
The Princeton Review based its selections on surveys conducted during the 2025-26 academic year with business school administrators and more than 24,000 on-campus MBA students. The evaluation considered program academics, faculty, career services, experiential learning opportunities, campus life and student satisfaction.
The recognition highlights the AUM College of Business’s commitment to providing a rigorous, relevant and student-centered graduate education. AUM’s MBA program prepares working professionals and emerging leaders to strengthen their strategic thinking, leadership and decision-making skills while advancing their careers.
AUM Food Pantry offers summer support for Warhawks
Summer classes don’t mean students’ needs take a break. The AUM Food Pantry is available throughout the summer to help Warhawk students experiencing food insecurity.
Run by the University Honors Program, the pantry provides free food, hygiene products and school supplies to AUM students in need.
Students can visit the food pantry from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays in Taylor Center 316E. Please bring your AUM student ID.
The pantry also welcomes donations of nonperishable food, hygiene products, school supplies and monetary contributions to help support fellow Warhawks throughout the summer.
Six classes to explore and register for this fall
Your fall schedule can be anything but ordinary at AUM. From digital game design and production to flag football, exciting learning opportunities exist in many areas.
Other unique courses include video production, animation graphics, World History to 1648, and step and strut line dance.
Whether you’re joining the AUM community for the first time or returning to campus, explore our full course catalog and register for classes today:
Challenge yourself through AUM Honors
Push yourself, build lasting connections and discover what you can achieve through AUM’s University Honors Program.
Open to students in every major, the program offers thought-provoking interdisciplinary courses, small class sizes, priority registration, leadership and service opportunities, exclusive events and a welcoming community of ambitious students. Honors students also receive personalized support as they prepare for graduate school, competitive scholarships and future careers.
Ready to take the next step? The application includes two short essays and a 30-minute interview that may be completed in person or via Zoom.
Start your fall semester strong at orientation
Ahead of the start of classes in August, incoming students and their families can visit campus to learn about the AUM community. New Student Orientation helps students register for classes, connect with campus resources, meet fellow Warhawks and prepare for a successful start to the semester.
Building these connections and gaining the tools needed to thrive at AUM helps students feel confident and prepared from day one.
The next orientation session will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, July 25 on campus with additional sessions set for July 31, Aug. 7 and 14.
Unpack more details about orientation and register for your preferred orientation session online.
