Harvard Business School was ranked No. 1 worldwide according to the 2014 MBA ranking published by the Financial Times, followed by Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2nd place.

London Business School's MBA is recognized yet again as one of the best in the world, receiving a top 3 spot in the FT Global MBA Ranking 2014. In addition, the School was ranked 4th for Alumni recommendations and 7th for International experience, comprising international exchange, internships, Global Business Experiences and student treks.

Emory University's Goizueta Business School Full-Time MBA Program was rated 22nd in the nation and 41st in the world (tied with City University in UK). Goizueta rose 8 spots in the global ranking versus its 2013 results, and 9 spots in terms of careers, which evaluates changes in the level of seniority and size of company where alumni are working.

Michigan State University's Full-Time MBA has continued its climb in the 2014 Financial Times ranking of global MBA programs. The program was ranked 52nd, up 10 places from 2013. Among U.S. schools, the Broad College of Business Full-Time MBA ranked 27th, up five places from last year.

Note: The Financial Times ranking examines 21 indicators related to both the schools and to their graduates. including the level of internationalization of the school and its programs, the extent to which students' expectations are met, salary progression among graduates, the percentage of international faculty and students, the percentage of female professors and students, and levels of research.

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