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Updated on: 15 Oct 2006, 21:01
Originally posted by praveen_rao7 on 13 Oct 2006, 08:01.
Last edited by praveen_rao7 on 15 Oct 2006, 21:01, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by praveen_rao7 on 15 Oct 2006, 21:01, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi all,
New rankings for this year is out. As you know Business week ranks B schools once in two years. Here are the top 10. Please follow the link to see the complete list.
1 Chicago
2 Pennsylvania (Wharton)
3 Northwestern (Kellogg)
4 Harvard
5 Michigan (Ross)
6 Stanford
7 MIT (Sloan)
8 UC-Berkeley (Haas)
9 Duke (Fuqua)
10 Columbia
11 Dartmouth (Tuck)
Way to go Chicago ........ Yeah!!!!!!!!!!
https://bwnt.businessweek.com/bschools/06/mba_main.asp
Thanks
New rankings for this year is out. As you know Business week ranks B schools once in two years. Here are the top 10. Please follow the link to see the complete list.
1 Chicago
2 Pennsylvania (Wharton)
3 Northwestern (Kellogg)
4 Harvard
5 Michigan (Ross)
6 Stanford
7 MIT (Sloan)
8 UC-Berkeley (Haas)
9 Duke (Fuqua)
10 Columbia
11 Dartmouth (Tuck)
Way to go Chicago ........ Yeah!!!!!!!!!!
https://bwnt.businessweek.com/bschools/06/mba_main.asp
Thanks
Thx 
13 Oct 2006, 17:30
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This ranking seems consistent with previous ranks and the cluster system.
Ultra elites- All present in 1-7 with the exception of Columbia (10).
Elites- All present in 8-16 with the exception of Michigan (5) and Yale (19). BusinessWeek traditionally favors Michigan and disfavors Yale so this is not much of a surprise.
Transelites- All bunched in the high teens to low 20s with Carnegie Mellon (16) and Emory (23) as bookends
Near Elites- Standard BW ranking with Indiana on top and the usual suspects rounding out the list.
Internationls- As usual, BW provides a ranking of intl. programs that could best be described as a bit odd. None of the TCE schools appear in the top 3 which is dominated by Canadian schools. As many GMATClubbers know, I am a proponent of Canadian MBA programs but it is hard to believe that all three are better than all of the TCE programs including INSEAD and LBS.
Ultra elites- All present in 1-7 with the exception of Columbia (10).
Elites- All present in 8-16 with the exception of Michigan (5) and Yale (19). BusinessWeek traditionally favors Michigan and disfavors Yale so this is not much of a surprise.
Transelites- All bunched in the high teens to low 20s with Carnegie Mellon (16) and Emory (23) as bookends
Near Elites- Standard BW ranking with Indiana on top and the usual suspects rounding out the list.
Internationls- As usual, BW provides a ranking of intl. programs that could best be described as a bit odd. None of the TCE schools appear in the top 3 which is dominated by Canadian schools. As many GMATClubbers know, I am a proponent of Canadian MBA programs but it is hard to believe that all three are better than all of the TCE programs including INSEAD and LBS.
actually top 2!
