Top Business Schools in Massachusetts
Following are some of the top leading business schools in the state of Massachusetts:
Babson College - The F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business is one of the best in the nation. Its MBA program is ranked 10th in the world for graduate business education abroad. Babson is placed 7th among U.S. schools (América Economia magazine 2009).
Carroll School of Management - Rated 34th in US News and World Report's 2009 Graduate Business School Rankings. It is also placed 14th in the Business Week's Undergraduate Business School Ranking 2007.
Clark University - It has been recognized by the Princeton Review as one of the Best Business Schools in the country.
Boston University School of Management - The full-time MBA was placed 21st in the nation and 40th in the world. It was also placed 1st in the world in terms of diversity of recruiters (Economist 'Which MBA?' Rankings 2009).
Brandeis International Business School - The Princeton Review named it as one of the best institutions to earn an MBA in the US (“The Best 301 Business Schools” 2010 Edition).
Harvard Business School - Rated 2nd in the Business Week ranking of US Top Full Time MBA Programs (2008).
MIT Sloan - The MBA is rated 5th out of 426 master's programs in business accredited by the AACSB International, according to the US News Graduate Business School Rankings 2010.
Northeastern University - The online MBA is rated 2nd in the US among AASCB-accredited online MBA programs, according to the Financial Times listing of the 42 "top distance learning and online MBA programs".
Suffolk University - Listed as one of the Top 25 Undergraduate Entrepreneurship programs by Entrepreneur Magazine and The Princeton Review.
Simmons School of Management - Rated 15th among the Top Socially Responsible MBA Programs in the World by the Aspen Institute in its 2010-2011 MBA ranking, "Beyond Grey Pinstripes".
University of Massachusetts Boston - The College of Management is named an outstanding business school, according to The Princeton Review.
University of Massachusetts - Amherst - 5th in the Northeast and 29th in the nation according to the Business Week's "Top Part-Time MBA Programs" rankings (2007).
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth - The Charlton College of Business is featured in the 2010 edition of The Princeton Review book, "The Best 301 Business Schools".
University of Massachusetts Lowell - Ranked 27th on the list of online MBA programs considered “High-Quality Buys, All Under $20,000”, according to GetEducated.com.
Western New England College - It is the only private college in western Massachusetts accredited by AACSB International.
Babson College - The F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business is one of the best in the nation. Its MBA program is ranked 10th in the world for graduate business education abroad. Babson is placed 7th among U.S. schools (América Economia magazine 2009).
Carroll School of Management - Rated 34th in US News and World Report's 2009 Graduate Business School Rankings. It is also placed 14th in the Business Week's Undergraduate Business School Ranking 2007.
Clark University - It has been recognized by the Princeton Review as one of the Best Business Schools in the country.
Boston University School of Management - The full-time MBA was placed 21st in the nation and 40th in the world. It was also placed 1st in the world in terms of diversity of recruiters (Economist 'Which MBA?' Rankings 2009).
Brandeis International Business School - The Princeton Review named it as one of the best institutions to earn an MBA in the US (“The Best 301 Business Schools” 2010 Edition).
Harvard Business School - Rated 2nd in the Business Week ranking of US Top Full Time MBA Programs (2008).
MIT Sloan - The MBA is rated 5th out of 426 master's programs in business accredited by the AACSB International, according to the US News Graduate Business School Rankings 2010.
Northeastern University - The online MBA is rated 2nd in the US among AASCB-accredited online MBA programs, according to the Financial Times listing of the 42 "top distance learning and online MBA programs".
Suffolk University - Listed as one of the Top 25 Undergraduate Entrepreneurship programs by Entrepreneur Magazine and The Princeton Review.
Simmons School of Management - Rated 15th among the Top Socially Responsible MBA Programs in the World by the Aspen Institute in its 2010-2011 MBA ranking, "Beyond Grey Pinstripes".
University of Massachusetts Boston - The College of Management is named an outstanding business school, according to The Princeton Review.
University of Massachusetts - Amherst - 5th in the Northeast and 29th in the nation according to the Business Week's "Top Part-Time MBA Programs" rankings (2007).
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth - The Charlton College of Business is featured in the 2010 edition of The Princeton Review book, "The Best 301 Business Schools".
University of Massachusetts Lowell - Ranked 27th on the list of online MBA programs considered “High-Quality Buys, All Under $20,000”, according to GetEducated.com.
Western New England College - It is the only private college in western Massachusetts accredited by AACSB International.
