Harvard is ranked first in the 2010 US News Graduate Business School Rankings (a survey of 426 MBA programs nationally). 

Business schools with improvement in the rankings:
- Georgetown and University of Southern California moved into Top 20 this year.
- Yale moved into Top 10 from 13th in 2009 US News Ranking.
- Northwestern moved up to Top 3 (from 4th last year).
- Duke up 2 places to 12th.
- Carnegie Mellon up 2 places to 15th.

Top 30 MBA Programs:
1 Harvard
2 Stanford
3 Northwestern
3 U of Pennsylvania
5 MIT
6 Chicago
7 Berkeley
8 Dartmouth
9 Columbia
10 Yale
11 NYU
12 Duke
13 Michigan
14 UCLA
15 Carnegie Mellon
15 UVA
17 Cornell
18 Texas-Austin
19 Georgetown
20 UNC
20 USC
22 Emory
22 Georgia Institute of Technology
22 Indiana U--Bloomington
22 Washington U in St. Louis
26 Ohio State U
26 U of Washington (Foster)
28 U of Wisconsin--Madison
29 Arizona State U
29 Brigham Young U
29 U of Rochester

Source: US News & World Report

Useful Link: US MBA Rankings

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