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It interesting to note that of the six oldest surviving business schools in the United State, five are in the elite/ultra elite clusters.
The ultraelites include Penn (1881) and Chicago (1898).
The elites include UC Berkeley (1898), Dartmouth (1900), and NYU (1900).
The final early school, Wisconsin, is in the Near Elite cluster.
The ultraelites include Penn (1881) and Chicago (1898).
The elites include UC Berkeley (1898), Dartmouth (1900), and NYU (1900).
The final early school, Wisconsin, is in the Near Elite cluster.
11 Jan 2005, 12:30
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Another interesting tidbit is that most of the elite/ultraelite, including ones that now offer only graduate degrees, at one point offered undergraduate degrees. For instance, Columbia, Duke, and UCLA all offered undergrad degrees at one time. Many schools reconsidered offering undergrad degrees in business after they were criticized in Carnegie and Ford Foundation reports of the 1950s as little more than trade schools.
Of course, a small number of the elite and ultraelite still offer undergraduate degrees in business.
Of course, a small number of the elite and ultraelite still offer undergraduate degrees in business.
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wow, pretty insteresting trivia facts hjort. i thought that GSB was the oldest Bschool in the nation. I guess i was wrong.
