Beyond Grey Pinstripes MBA Ranking

According to the 2009-2010 edition of Beyond Grey Pinstripes, Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto took the top spot for its MBA programs (Out of 149 full-time MBA programs in 24 countries). The survey is conducted bi-annually by the Aspen Institute’s Center for Business Education.

Top 20 MBA Schools are:
1. York (Schulich); 2. Uni. of Michigan (Ross); 3. Yale School of Management; 4. Stanford Graduate School of Business; 5. Notre Dame (Mendoza); 6. UC Berkeley (Haas); 7. RSM Erasmus; 8. NYU (Stern); 9. IE Business School; 10. Columbia Business School; 11. Uni. of Virginia (Darden); 12. Cornell Uni (Johnson); 13. GWU School of Business; 14. Uni. of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler); 15. Simmons School of Management; 16. Duke (Fuqua); 17. Wisconsin School of Business; 18. Duquesne (Donahue); 19. Uni. of New Mexico (Anderson); 20. Uni. of Denver (Daniels)

Source: www.beyondgreypinstripes.org

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University of Michigan Business School
Rated 1st in the US and 2nd worldwide among the top 100 schools for environmental, social and ethical management education. It is also placed 1st in BusinessWeek Specialty Rankings for Operations/Production.

Yale School of Management
It is placed 1st for Corporate Social Responsibility according to the Wall Street Journal seventh annual business school survey of MBA recruiters.

Stanford Graduate School of Business
It has been ranked Number One among global business schools in America Economia. Students may pursue Joint and Dual Degrees, eg, MA Education/MBA, MS Environment & Resources/MBA, etc.

UC Berkeley Haas
Haas School of Business has been placed No. 7 in the Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive Business School Survey. A number of specialty areas at the School are ranked top in the world.

IE Business School
It offers the Global MBA which is an online program that runs for 15 months. IE holds three accreditations from the: AACSB International, EQUIS and AMBA.

Kenan-Flagler Business School
It offers four types of MBA degree programs:: Evening MBA for Executives, Full Time MBA, Weekend MBA for Executives, OneMBA (Global).

Simmons School of Management
It offers the nation's first MBA designed for women. The School was named in the 2007 Princeton Review "Best 361 Colleges".

Mendoza College of Business
Rated 2nd among the top undergraduate business schools in the country (BusinessWeek 2009). It offers a two-year MBA and an accelerated one-year MBA program.

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