Part Time MBA Rankings 2011

According to the 2011 edition of "Best Graduate Schools" published by the editors of U.S. News and World Report, Northwestern University's part-time MBA program in its Kellogg school is ranked first nationally, followed by Chicago in second place.

The Kellogg School’s Part-Time MBA Program offers working professionals the opportunity to study for an MBA while continuing to pursue a full-time career. Candidates can complete the program in 2.5 years or three or four or five.

Ranking of part-time M.B.A. programs:
1. Northwestern University
2. University of Chicago
3. University of California–Berkeley
3. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
5. New York University
5. University of California–Los Angeles
7. University of Texas–Austin
7. University of Southern California
9. Carnegie Mellon University
10. Washington University in St. Louis
10. Emory University
10. Indiana University–Bloomington
10. Ohio State University
14. University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
15. University of Maryland–College Park
15. University of Wisconsin–Madison
15. Purdue University–West Lafayette
15. Georgetown University
15. University of Washington
20. Boston College
20. Arizona State University
20. Southern Methodist University
20. Babson College
24. University of California–Irvine
24. University of Florida
24. Rice University
24. Georgia State University
24. Georgia Institute of Technology
24. University of Rochester
24. University of Pittsburgh
31. Wake Forest University
31. University of Iowa
31. University of Arizona
31. Case Western Reserve University
35. George Washington University
35. Boston University
35. Claremont Graduate School
35. University of Colorado–Boulder
35. Santa Clara University
35. University of California–Davis
41. DePaul University
41. Temple University
41. Virginia Tech
41. Loyola Marymount University
41. Loyola University Chicago
41. Marquette University
41. University of South Carolina
41. Syracuse University
41. St. Louis University
41. University of Texas–Dallas
51. University of Kentucky
51. University of Arkansas–Fayetteville
51. College of William and Mary
51. Pepperdine University
51. Fordham University
51. CUNY Bernard M. Baruch College
51. Bentley University

Source: U.S. News and World Report

* Suggested Reading: MBA Rankings- Top in America

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