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Highest MBA ROI - Top 30 | ||||||
# | MBA Program | Total Cost | Average Comp | COL Adjust | Adjusted Income After Loan and Taxes | Notes |
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1 | Johnson | $200,698 | $172,254 | $92,615 | ||
2 | Darden | $186,828 | $169,190 | $92,402 | ||
3 | Kellogg | $211,194 | $173,057 | $91,714 | ||
4 | Booth | $216,681 | $172,683 | $90,688 | ||
5 | Stanford | $239,928 | $176,083 | $89,829 | ||
6 | Fuqua | $196,608 | $167,134 | $89,600 | ||
7 | Tuck | $233,620 | $173,882 | $89,167 | ||
8 | Stern | $240,002 | $175,148 | $89,164 | 30% Tax | |
9 | HBS | $224,584 | $171,785 | $88,958 | ||
10 | Tepper | $197,358 | $165,540 | $88,380 | ||
11 | Wharton | $230,864 | $172,016 | $88,245 | ||
12 | Ross | $194,536 | $164,040 | $87,723 | ||
13 | Columbia | $233,204 | $171,436 | $87,513 | ||
14 | McCombs | $162,148 | $154,211 | $85,356 | ||
15 | Yale | $205,980 | $162,856 | $85,300 | ||
16 | Foster | $155,355 | $151,683 | $84,532 | ||
17 | Marshall | $180,918 | $156,581 | $84,399 | ||
18 | Haas | $212,496 | $162,409 | $84,079 | ||
19 | IESE | $141,840 | $155,843 | 0.92 | $80,328 | 40% Average Tax Rate; Average EU salary and bonus |
20 | Anderson | $205,699 | $154,511 | $79,498 | ||
21 | Sloan | $239,652 | $160,291 | $78,813 | ||
22 | HEC | $125,100 | $146,428 | 0.92 | $76,551 | 40% Average Tax Rate; Includes sign on and performance bonus |
23 | INSEAD | $140,040 | $136,000 | 0.92 | $67,632 | 40% Average Tax Rate; Average EU salary and bonus |
24 | NUS (2Y) | $88,087 | $88,690 | 1.04 | $66,027 | Approx 7% Tax; no bonus mentioned. Data from Economist |
25 | ESADE | $120,420 | $127,153 | 0.92 | $64,689 | 40% Average Tax Rate; Employment report issues; Bonus is estimated |
26 | ISB (1Y) | $51,833 | $34,335 | 0.34 | $59,758 | 20% Tax; No bonus mentioned in employment report |
27 | LBS | $204,129 | $168,326 | 1.29 | $58,871 | 38% Tax |
28 | Said | $109,300 | $133,000 | 1.29 | $52,117 | 38% Tax |
29 | Judge (1Y) | $103,700 | $129,898 | 1.29 | $51,231 | 38% Tax |
30 | Rotman | $132,044 | $92,741 | 0.96 | $49,335 | 29% Tax |
31 | Schulich | $118,340 | $85,520 | 0.96 | $44,231 | 29% Tax |
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