Following are top ranking universities offering the accredited Full-Time MBA degree programs which are consistently rated among the very best in the world:
Duke University Fuqua School of Business - 8th in the Business Week ranking of US Top Full Time MBA Programs. 4th in the US and 17th in the world for the EMBA programs (Financial Times).
University of California, Irvine - The Full-time MBA program is ranked 44th globally for "The Best Global MBAs for Mexicans" (Expansion Magazine/Time, Inc. 2009).
University of California, Berkeley - 2nd for MBA Program in Corporate Responsibility in The Wall Street Journal 2007 and 2006 Recruiter's Survey & Ranking of Top Business Schools.
University of California, Davis - The MBA program was listed among the top 40 in North America and among the top 70 in the world by Economist Intelligence Unit.
University of California, Los Angeles - 14th in the ranking of Top US Full-Time MBA programs (Business Week 2009).
Pepperdine University - The Full-time MBA program was placed among the Top 60 leading business schools in the nation by Forbes magazine.
Stanford University - 4th in the FT Global Top 100 MBA Ranking 2008. Stanford alumni reported the highest average salaries among all participating alumni.
University of Southern California - USC Marshall School of Business is the oldest AACSB accredited school of business in Southern California. Both Financial Times and U.S. News rank Marshall in the Top 10 for international business.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - The MBA program is ranked 5th out of 426 master's programs in business accredited by the AACSB International.
New York University - 5th in the US and 8th among 100 Full Time MBA programs worldwide by The Economist Intelligence Unit 2008.
Harvard Business School - No. 1 globally in the ranking of academic journals and institutions in economics, according to the "Journal of the European Economic Association".
Wharton Business School - No. 1 in the ranking of Top EMBA programs by Whitefield Consulting Worldwide.
Columbia Business School - The Columbia’s EMBA-NY program is rated 2nd in the US and 10th in the world.
Kellogg School of Management - 3rd in the Business Week ranking of US Top Full Time MBA Programs (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009).
Chicago Booth School of Business - Science Watch rated Chicago No. 1 in a new ranking based on the impact of business and economic research.
Tuck School of Business - 8th among U.S. schools and 15th worldwide in the FT tenth annual ranking of full-time MBA programs.
Yale School of Management - 10th among major U.S. business schools based on the school's "return on investment" (Forbes magazine).
University of Michigan - 22nd internationally in the ranking of World's Top 100 MBA programs by Economist Intelligence Unit.
Darden School of Business - The Princeton Review ranked Darden professors 1st in the “Best Professors” category in its Best 296 Business Schools.
Emory Goizueta Business School - The Full-Time MBA is rated 22nd out of 426 accredited business schools in the 2010 edition of U.S.News & World Report's "Best Graduate Schools".
Duke University Fuqua School of Business - 8th in the Business Week ranking of US Top Full Time MBA Programs. 4th in the US and 17th in the world for the EMBA programs (Financial Times).
University of California, Irvine - The Full-time MBA program is ranked 44th globally for "The Best Global MBAs for Mexicans" (Expansion Magazine/Time, Inc. 2009).
University of California, Berkeley - 2nd for MBA Program in Corporate Responsibility in The Wall Street Journal 2007 and 2006 Recruiter's Survey & Ranking of Top Business Schools.
University of California, Davis - The MBA program was listed among the top 40 in North America and among the top 70 in the world by Economist Intelligence Unit.
University of California, Los Angeles - 14th in the ranking of Top US Full-Time MBA programs (Business Week 2009).
Pepperdine University - The Full-time MBA program was placed among the Top 60 leading business schools in the nation by Forbes magazine.
Stanford University - 4th in the FT Global Top 100 MBA Ranking 2008. Stanford alumni reported the highest average salaries among all participating alumni.
University of Southern California - USC Marshall School of Business is the oldest AACSB accredited school of business in Southern California. Both Financial Times and U.S. News rank Marshall in the Top 10 for international business.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - The MBA program is ranked 5th out of 426 master's programs in business accredited by the AACSB International.
New York University - 5th in the US and 8th among 100 Full Time MBA programs worldwide by The Economist Intelligence Unit 2008.
Harvard Business School - No. 1 globally in the ranking of academic journals and institutions in economics, according to the "Journal of the European Economic Association".
Wharton Business School - No. 1 in the ranking of Top EMBA programs by Whitefield Consulting Worldwide.
Columbia Business School - The Columbia’s EMBA-NY program is rated 2nd in the US and 10th in the world.
Kellogg School of Management - 3rd in the Business Week ranking of US Top Full Time MBA Programs (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009).
Chicago Booth School of Business - Science Watch rated Chicago No. 1 in a new ranking based on the impact of business and economic research.
Tuck School of Business - 8th among U.S. schools and 15th worldwide in the FT tenth annual ranking of full-time MBA programs.
Yale School of Management - 10th among major U.S. business schools based on the school's "return on investment" (Forbes magazine).
University of Michigan - 22nd internationally in the ranking of World's Top 100 MBA programs by Economist Intelligence Unit.
Darden School of Business - The Princeton Review ranked Darden professors 1st in the “Best Professors” category in its Best 296 Business Schools.
Emory Goizueta Business School - The Full-Time MBA is rated 22nd out of 426 accredited business schools in the 2010 edition of U.S.News & World Report's "Best Graduate Schools".
