Guys I applaud your effort in collating this list. I love the rankings - but when I put my personal biases aside, I feel that this ranking set is dangerous, not because it is inaccurate, but because it makes the mistake of comparing schools that should never be compared head to head. For a more accurate assessment of where these schools stand in terms of rankings / reputation and prestige, I still prefer the clustered approach that I borrowed liberally from Hjort here : ranks-and-clusterings-of-various-international-b-schools-78320.html
Having said that, I love having all this information together at one place and if one were to simply ignore the rankings, one can get a great "overview" of all schools in this page. So kudos...
saruba
Re: International Schools Rankings Class Profiles and Comparison [#permalink]
Guys I applaud your effort in collating this list. I love the rankings - but when I put my personal biases aside, I feel that this ranking set is dangerous, not because it is inaccurate, but because it makes the mistake of comparing schools that should never be compared head to head. For a more accurate assessment of where these schools stand in terms of rankings / reputation and prestige, I still prefer the clustered approach that I borrowed liberally from Hjort here : ranks-and-clusterings-of-various-international-b-schools-78320.html
Having said that, I love having all this information together at one place and if one were to simply ignore the rankings, one can get a great "overview" of all schools in this page. So kudos...
Thanks! This was not really intended as a "ranking" or "performance" of schools - rather just a snapshot with all important info on one page.
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Re: International Schools Rankings Class Profiles and Comparison [#permalink]
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 12:19 am
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Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Technology Schools:Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) - Class of 2010 Followers: 8
For HKUST, class size = 90, this year it is 114. Tuition cost this year = 48k (USD)
Thanks! Done. I remember when it was 50 (I was lucky to spend a semester at HKUST - fantastic experience)
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Class size at IESE is 226 with 80% of international students.
Thanks! Updated.
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