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Just saw a mention in the WSJ that US News will be releasing the 2022 MBA rankings in March (usually late March).
And unlike the situation with FT and Economist, HBS, Stanford and CBS are participating in the rankings.
Supposedly they skipped the other two because the reporting burden was too high.... not sure I see that though.... the FT seems to use a much easier model avtually but that’s me.... I would be eagerly awaiting the US News rankings in March. I would love to see the numbers that schools report.
Supposedly the applications were up 20% for the application year 2020 (that's for those who started in Sept of 2020) vs. 2019 but that's no wonder since we had a crazy pandemic and everyone decided to apply for business school.
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And unlike the situation with FT and Economist, HBS, Stanford and CBS are participating in the rankings.
Supposedly they skipped the other two because the reporting burden was too high.... not sure I see that though.... the FT seems to use a much easier model avtually but that’s me.... I would be eagerly awaiting the US News rankings in March. I would love to see the numbers that schools report.
Supposedly the applications were up 20% for the application year 2020 (that's for those who started in Sept of 2020) vs. 2019 but that's no wonder since we had a crazy pandemic and everyone decided to apply for business school.
Posted from my mobile device
