Statistics for Business School Rankings


Business Week "Best Business Schools" Rankings
"Up-and-Comers" - Schools
Schools where companies say they find the best graduates

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         Business Week "Best Business Schools" Rankings
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The top 25 business schools are reported in the following order, from Number 1 to Number 25. The name in parenthesis identifies the specific name of the business school, if it has one - e.g. The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

  • Pennsylvania (Wharton)
  • Michigan
  • Northwestern (Kellogg)
  • Harvard
  • Virginia (Darden)
  • Columbia
  • Stanford
  • Chicago
  • Sloan (Sloan)
  • Dartmouth (Tuck)
  • Duke (Fuqua)
  • UCLA (Anderson)
  • NYU (Stern)
  • Indiana
  • Washington University (Olin)
  • Carnegie Mellon
  • Cornell (Johnson)
  • University of North Carolina
  • Texas
  • Rochester (Simon_
  • Yale
  • Southern Methodist (Cox)
  • Vanderbilt (Owen)
  • American (Thunderbird)


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The  "Up-and-Comers" - Schools that recruiters and graduates  say
are coming on strong.
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    Programs showing the greatest improvement:
    1. New York University
    2. Indiana
    3. Washington
    4. Michigan
    5. Duke

    Schools with most innovative curriculum:

    1. Wharton
    2. Michigan
    3. Northwestern
    4. Texas
    5. Indiana

    Programs showing greatest rise in MBA satisfaction:

    1. Vanderbilt
    2. Harvard
    3. Virginia
    4. Dartmouth
    5. Washington

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Schools where companies say they find the best graduates in:
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    General Management:
    1. Harvard
    2. Stanford
    3. Northwestern
    4. Michigan
    5. Indiana
    6. Yale
    7. Virginia
    8. Dartmouth
    9. Wharton

    Marketing:

    1. Northwestern
    2. Vanderbilt
    3. Michigan
    4. Harvard
    5. Indiana
    6. UCLA
    7. Columbia
    8. Wharton
    9. Dartmouth
    10. Stanford

    Finance:

    1. Chicago
    2. Wharton
    3. Columbia
    4. NYU
    5. Indiana
    6. Harvard
    7. Michigan
    8. Rochester
    9. Carnegie Mellon
    10. Virginia

    Operations:

    1. Carnegie Mellon
    2. MIT
    3. Michigan
    4. Cornell
    5. Harvard
    6. Rochester
    7. Northwestern
    8. Duke
    9. UCLA
    10. Texas



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