The Princeton Review has included the master’s of business administration program at Kansas University’s School of Business in its “The Best 301 Business Schools” publication.

The organization cited student comments that praised KU’s career services, international opportunities and faculty.

According to an online profile compiled by the Princeton Review, about 86 percent of KU MBA students accepted jobs before graduating in 2006.

Many accepted jobs in marketing and finance, though some went into operations and consulting.

Alumni of the KU MBA program include chief executives, chairs and vice presidents at companies that include Google, Goldman Sachs and Deloitte and Touche.