The recognition highlights Culver-Stockton’s commitment to providing accessible, high-quality graduate education for working professionals seeking to advance their careers while balancing personal and professional responsibilities.

“At Culver-Stockton, we are committed to delivering graduate programs that combine academic excellence, flexibility and affordability,” said Dr. Lauren Schellenberger, President of 91ֱ��. “This recognition reflects the quality of our faculty, the strength of our curriculum, and our focus on helping students achieve their professional goals.”

Designed for today’s learners, Culver-Stockton’s online MBA program provides students with the opportunity to develop advanced business knowledge and leadership skills through a flexible format that can be completed from anywhere. The finance concentration equips students with specialized expertise in financial management, investment analysis, and strategic decision-making.

OMC’s rankings evaluate institutions based on factors including affordability, graduation and retention rates, accreditation, and student support services. Culver-Stockton’s inclusion on both lists underscores the college’s dedication to student success and its continued investment in innovative, career-focused graduate education. To learn more about 91ֱ��’s online graduate programs, visit /graduate-professional-studies/.

About Online Master’s Colleges

Online Master’s Colleges (OMC) is an online resource that helps prospective students evaluate graduate education opportunities. Its rankings are based on factors such as affordability, program quality, student outcomes and institutional support services.

Hoffman, who is majoring in accounting, finance and marketing, serves as president of the Institute of Management Accountants student chapter at C-SC. She also is the secretary-treasurer of the IMA professional chapter in Quincy, Ill. She is the treasurer of her sorority, the Mu Gamma chapter of Chi Omega, while working a part-time job and achieving a 3.87 grade-point average. She was named in December as the recipient of the Student Cameron & McLeod Memorial Scholarship, which recognizes an outstanding student member of the Institute of Management Accountants.

Hoffman is pursuing her master of business administration degree through Culver-Stockton’s 3+2 MBA program, which allows undergraduate students to matriculate in the MBA program during the senior year. Hoffman will complete her MBA with an accounting specialization in May 2021.

She will be recognized at an awards celebration on either Nov. 12 at River City Casino in St. Louis or Nov. 19 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.

According to its website, the Missouri Society of Certified Public Accountants represents more than 8,000 members in public practice, industry, government, and education.