Cornell University Johnson MBA Rankings

The Johnson School is a graduate business school of Cornell University, located in Ithaca, New York, USA. It was founded in 1946 and is one of six Ivy League business schools.

The School offers a standard MBA degree, a fast track Accelerated MBA, Executive MBA, Cornell-Queen's Executive MBA program, and the PhD Program. In addition it also offers a number of dual-degree programs such as the MBA/JD (Law), MBA/MILR, MBA/MEng, MBA/MD, MBA/MPS in Real Estate.

MBA Rankings:

- 17th in the the U.S. News Graduate Business School Rankings 2010.

- 17th in the US and 34th globally in the Financial Times MBA 2009 Rankings.

- 14th in the 2009 US News Business School Rankings.

- 7th in the Forbes Best Business School Rankings 2009.

- 11th among national MBA programs by BusinessWeek in 2008.

- The Wall Street Journal ranked the EMBA program 7th in 2008.

- 36th globally in the FT rankings of business schools 2008.

- 22nd in the Global MBA Ranking by Whitefield Consulting Worldwide 2008.

- 33rd for its EMBA Program (FT 2008).

- 28th in the EIU Global MBA ranking (2007 and 2008).

- 7th in the Aspen Institutes ranking of how business schools are integrating issues of social and environmental stewardship into curricula and research 2007.

- 13th in the Business Week EMBA Rankings 2007.

- Ranked 1st in the category "Helpfulness of alumni in finding jobs and internships" in the Business As UnUsual rankings by NetImpact.

- 19th in the US and 36th worldwide in the 2006 FT ranking for full-time global MBA programs. It is also rated 8th in the US and worldwide for placement success and included among the top 10 best schools for accounting.

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