World Best 100 MBA Programs

Beyond Grey Pinstripes ranked top business schools on four different criteria:Student Exposure, Student Opportunity, Course Content and Faculty Research. Stanford MBA was ranked as the best MBA program globally, followed by Michigan and York.

1 Stanford
2 Michigan (Ross)
3 York (Schulich)
4 UC Berkeley (Haas)
5 Notre Dame (Mendoza)
6 Columbia
7 Cornell (Johnson)
8 Duquesne (Donahue)
9 Yale
10 IE Business School
11 NYU (Stern)
12 UNC (Kenan-Flagler)
13 The George Washington University
14 ESADE Business School
15 RSM Erasmus
16 Calgary (Haskayne)
17 Tecnológico de Monterrey -Campus Monterrey-
18 New Mexico (Anderson)
19 Brandeis (Heller)
20 Colorado, Boulder (Leeds)
21 Western Ontario (Ivey)
22 Portland State
23 British Columbia (Sauder)
24 Virginia (Darden)
25 Dartmouth (Tuck)
26 Duke (Fuqua)
27 Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)
28 The University of Nottingham
29 UC Davis
30 Wake Forest (Babcock)
31 Babson
32 Simmons
33 Wisconsin-Madison
34 South Florida, St. Petersburg
35 Jyväskylä
36 San Diego
37 San Francisco State
38 Emory (Goizueta)
39 Dalhousie
40 Monterey Institute of International Studies
41 Copenhagen Business School
42 Asian Institute of Management
43 INSEAD
44 Thunderbird
45 McGill
46 Boston College
47 Denver (Daniels)
48 ITT (Stuart)
49 Vanderbilt (Owen)
50 Pepperdine (Graziadio)
51 South Carolina (Moore)
52 IMD - International Institute for Management Development
53 Alberta
54 Boston
55 Bentley (McCallum)
56 Cranfield School of Management
57 Case Western (Weatherhead)
58 Willamette University
59 Concordia (John Molson)
60 Bath
61 HEC Genève
62 Loyola Chicago
63 Oxford (Saïd)
64 HEC Paris
65 Wilfrid Laurier
66 Navarra (IESE)
67 Rice (Jones)
68 North Carolina State
69 Georgia Tech
70 Stellenbosch
71 MIT (Sloan)
72 Pittsburgh (Katz)
73 Georgetown (McDonough)
74 Tulane (Freeman)
75 IESA (Instituto de Estudios Sup. De Administracion)
76 Washington State
77 Seton Hall
78 Vermont
79 Fundacao Getulio Vargas, Rio
80 Rhodes (Investec)
81 Iowa State
82 CUNY, Baruch (Zicklin)
83 Arizona (Eller)
84 Ashridge
85 Lamar
86 UT Dallas
87 Western Washington
88 National University of Singapore
89 Oregon State
90 Audencia Nantes
91 Curtin Univ of Technology
92 Washington, St. Louis
93 UCLA (Anderson)
94 Michigan Technological
95 Los Andes
96 Cape Town
97 Florida (Warrington)
98 Durham
99 EADA - Escuela de Alta Dirección y Administración
100 San Francisco

Source: Beyond Grey Pinstripes

* Popular Post: Financial Times World MBA Rankings 2008

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