Toughest to Get Into: Based on the Admissions Selectivity Rating
1 Stanford University
2 Columbia University
3 University of Pennsylvania
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
5 Harvard University
6 University of California-Berkeley
7 Northwestern University
8 Yale University
9 Duke University
10 University of Chicago
Best Career Prospects: Based on the Career Rating
1 New York University
2 Stanford University
3 The Ohio State University
4 University of Chicago
5 Northwestern University
6 Dartmouth College
7 University of Michigan
8 University of California-Los Angeles
9 Worcester Polytechnic Institute
10 University of Southern California
Best Overall Academic Experience: Based on the Academic Experience Rating
1 Stanford University
2 Yale University
3 Dartmouth College
4 Northwestern University
5 University of Chicago
6 New York University
7 University of California-Los Angeles
8 University of Michigan
9 Cornell University
10 University of Massachusetts Amherst
Best Professors
1 Indiana University - Bloomington
2 University of Virginia
3 Acton MBA in Entrepreneurship
4 University of Massachusetts Amherst
5 University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
6 Washington University in St. Louis
7 Southern Methodist University
8 College of William and Mary
9 Dartmouth College
10 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Most Competitive Students
1 Acton MBA in Entrepreneurship
2 U of Rochester
3 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
4 Purdue Univ
5 Rice Univ
6 Bowling Green State U
7 Howard U
8 U of Arkansas-Fayetteville
9 Clarkson Univ
10 Suffolk Univ
Best Administered
1 Seattle Pacific Univ
2 Washington Univ in St. Louis
3 Villanova Univ
4 U of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
5 Valparaiso Univ-College of Business Administration
6 Emory Univ
7 Stetson Univ
8 Dartmouth College
9 Alfred Univ
10 Texas Christian University (TCU
Greatest Opportunity for Women
1 Babson College
2 Worcester Polytechnic Institute
3 U of California, Davis
4 Cornell Uni
5 The George Washington Uni
6 U of Virginia
7 Stetson Uni
8. Thunderbird
9 U of California-Los Angeles
10 Rice Uni
Source: Princeton Review 2005
1 Stanford University
2 Columbia University
3 University of Pennsylvania
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
5 Harvard University
6 University of California-Berkeley
7 Northwestern University
8 Yale University
9 Duke University
10 University of Chicago
Best Career Prospects: Based on the Career Rating
1 New York University
2 Stanford University
3 The Ohio State University
4 University of Chicago
5 Northwestern University
6 Dartmouth College
7 University of Michigan
8 University of California-Los Angeles
9 Worcester Polytechnic Institute
10 University of Southern California
Best Overall Academic Experience: Based on the Academic Experience Rating
1 Stanford University
2 Yale University
3 Dartmouth College
4 Northwestern University
5 University of Chicago
6 New York University
7 University of California-Los Angeles
8 University of Michigan
9 Cornell University
10 University of Massachusetts Amherst
Best Professors
1 Indiana University - Bloomington
2 University of Virginia
3 Acton MBA in Entrepreneurship
4 University of Massachusetts Amherst
5 University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
6 Washington University in St. Louis
7 Southern Methodist University
8 College of William and Mary
9 Dartmouth College
10 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Most Competitive Students
1 Acton MBA in Entrepreneurship
2 U of Rochester
3 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
4 Purdue Univ
5 Rice Univ
6 Bowling Green State U
7 Howard U
8 U of Arkansas-Fayetteville
9 Clarkson Univ
10 Suffolk Univ
Best Administered
1 Seattle Pacific Univ
2 Washington Univ in St. Louis
3 Villanova Univ
4 U of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
5 Valparaiso Univ-College of Business Administration
6 Emory Univ
7 Stetson Univ
8 Dartmouth College
9 Alfred Univ
10 Texas Christian University (TCU
Greatest Opportunity for Women
1 Babson College
2 Worcester Polytechnic Institute
3 U of California, Davis
4 Cornell Uni
5 The George Washington Uni
6 U of Virginia
7 Stetson Uni
8. Thunderbird
9 U of California-Los Angeles
10 Rice Uni
Source: Princeton Review 2005
