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EDsmart, a nationally recognized publisher of college information and rankings, recently released the 2016-2017 edition of Top MBA Programs to help students compare the overall quality of U.S.-based MBA programs. This edition includes fifty business schools surveyed from a pool of 159 of the best in the nation, according to official publications. EDsmart offers the most in depth evaluation available to-date.The report provides ranking data from ten of the most influential business school and MBA rankings, including Bloomberg, The Economist, The Financial Times, U.S. News & World Report, together with investigations of post MBA earnings and more. This information is cross referenced and then combined to create an average rank for each school.
Harvard School of Business landed at No. 1, while Chicago Booth School off Business took the No. 2 spot, followed by Stanford Graduate School of Business at No. 3.
A spokesperson for EDsmart explained, “Entering an MBA program is a major commitment of time, money, and effort. The EDsmart MBA rankings offer a comprehensive overview of MBA programs to help prospective students and their families find the right fit. We like to think of our report as a ‘One MBA Ranking to Rule Them All’, a one-stop shop of sorts for those looking at prospective programs.”
2016-2017 Top MBA Programs Rankings
*See the full rankings here
1 Harvard University (Ma)
2 University of Chicago (Booth)
3 Stanford University (CA)
4 University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
6 Northwestern University (Kellogg)
7 University of California—Berkeley (Haas)
8 Columbia University (NY)
9 Indiana University (Kelley)
10 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)
11 Dartmouth College (Tuck)
12 University of Virginia (Darden)
13 Duke University (Fuqua)
14 Yale University (CT)
15 University of California—Los Angeles (Anderson)
16 Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)
17 New York University (Stern)
18 Cornell University (Johnson)
19 University of Michigan—Ann Arbor (Ross)
20 Emory University (Goizueta)
21 Arizona State University (Carey)
22 University of Texas—Austin (McCombs)
23 University of Washington (Foster)
24 Georgetown University (McDonough)
25 Temple University (Fox)
26 University of Florida (Hough)
27 Vanderbilt University (Owen)
28 University of Notre Dame (Mendoza)
29 Texas A&M University—College Station (Mays)
30 University of Southern California (Marshall)
31 Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)
32 Ohio State University (Fisher)
33 University of North Texas (TX)
34 Rice University (Jones)
35 Michigan State University (Broad)
36 The University of Texas at Dallas (Jindal)
37 University of Minnesota—Twin Cis (Carlson)
38 The University of South Dakota (Beacom)
39 University of Wisconsin—Madison (WI)
40 Boston University (Questrom)
41 University of Maryland—College Park (Smith)
42 Southern Methodist University (Cox)
43 Thunderbird (AZ)
44 University of Nebraska—Lincoln (NE)
45 George Washington University (DC)
46 University of Pittsburgh (Katz)
47 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey--Newark and New Brunswick (NJ)
48 Syracuse University (Whitman)
49 University of Rochester (Simon)
50 Pennsylvania State University—World Campus
About EDsmart: EDsmart reviews publicly available data and then produces independent ranking assessments of various educational programs as well as student guides and resources. EDsmart aim to create a wide ranging array of rankings and resources of colleges, courses and campuses in order to provide actionable insights into college life prospective and current higher education students.
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