The Best Business Schools in Houston for 2027

The University of Houston awards the Bachelor of Business Administration through the C. T. Bauer College of Business. According to the program page, the online BBA is fully online and available in six majors: Accounting, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing and Supply Chain Management. Each major has its own focus. Accounting covers generally accepted accounting principles and valuing organizations. Finance covers financial markets and investment decisions. Marketing covers market research, pricing, selling and promotion. Supply Chain Management covers operations planning, procurement, transportation and logistics. The school describes its mission as an education that is accessible, affordable, research-based and grounded in the real world.

The federal numbers show a large public university with a solid completion record. UH enrolls 47,980 students, admits 74% of applicants and graduates 65% of its students. In-state tuition is $8,685 and out-of-state tuition is $21,515, so residency changes the price a great deal. The program earns a Program Score of 88 out of 100, which is the basis of its ranking. It suits students who want a business degree from a research university and a choice of specialty, whether they attend in Houston or take the online route.

The College of Health Care Professions offers a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration fully online through its Houston Northwest Online Division, with NC-SARA authorization extending access to learners in member states. The school reports institutional accreditation by ABHES. Coursework covers healthcare systems and compliance, including electronic health records, business law and risk management, plus finance and strategic planning, leadership and change management, and communication skills such as professional writing and public speaking. Through the Accelerate Program, students can apply eligible credits from select allied health certificate programs toward the degree. The page lists roles such as healthcare office manager, health services manager, physician practice manager and medical records manager.

Federal data shows a 47% graduation rate, and CHCP is an open-admission school, so applicants are not screened on test scores or grades. The program earns a Program Score of 76.2 out of 100, which is the basis for its ranking. It fits working allied health professionals who already hold a certificate and want a management credential without leaving their jobs, and students who need a fully online format. Anyone comparing options should weigh the 47% completion figure against the flexibility of the online format.

The University of Houston-Clear Lake offers a Bachelor of Science in General Business that builds broad skills across management, marketing, finance, operations and related disciplines. The degree totals 120 credit hours, with start dates in January, June and August. Students can study online, on campus, or both, and the flexible design lets them combine coursework in areas such as information systems, marketing, accounting and human resource management. The page highlights a transfer pathway for students with prior credit and says more than 60% of recent graduates reported a relevant full-time job or graduate school acceptance before graduating. The College of Business reports AACSB accreditation in both business and accounting.

Federal data show a 52% graduation rate and a 91% admit rate. In-state tuition is $6,600, compared with $20,544 for out-of-state students. The program earns a Program Score of 75.5 out of 100, which is the basis of its ranking. It fits students who want a broad, customizable business degree, transfer students who need flexibility with earlier coursework, and future owners of small or family businesses who prefer range over a single specialty. Texas residents benefit most from the in-state price.