For the second consecutive year, Olin’s BSBA program is in the top five of Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2014 Ranking of Best Undergraduate Business Schools, released April 4.

Olin is ranked number 5 out of a total of 132 U.S. undergraduate business programs included in the 2014 Bloomberg Businessweek survey.

“Olin continues to have the highest SAT scores (1480) out of all the schools in the Bloomberg Businessweek ranking,” said Steve Malter, associate dean and director for undergraduate programs. “I am incredibly proud of the fact that we have the fourth best score in the student satisfaction survey, earning an A+ for teaching, facilities, and services, and an A for job placement from students.”

Olin remains the number one feeder school to the top 30 MBA programs and the median starting salary for Olin BSBA grads ranks number eight at $62,500 for that category.

“The Olin faculty and staff work hard every day to make sure our students have the best undergraduate business experience possible. It’s rewarding to be recognized by our students in this survey and to highlight their success in the job market,” said Malter.

Bloomberg Businessweek’s undergraduate business school rankings are based on five components: student assessment, academic quality metrics, employer opinion, median starting salary, and a “feeder school” score. Click here for more on their methodology.