Business Week Ranking for MBA based on Return on Investment

Business Week 2009 Ranking for MBA based on Return on Investment

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1. IE Business School
2. Cranfield School of Management
3. Manchester Business School
4. Cambridge (Judge)
5. Michigan State (Broad)
6. Oxford (Said)
7. Iowa (Tippie)
8. HEC Paris
9. Illinois-Urbana Champaign
10. IESE
11. INSEAD
12. Rochester (Simon)
13. Brigham Young (Marriott)
14. IMD
15. Indiana (Kelley)
16. Connecticut
17. Ohio State (Fisher)
18. Thunderbird
19. Notre Dame (Mendoza)
20. Int’l McGill (Desautels)
21. Purdue (Krannert)
22. Arizona State (Carey)
23. Georgia Tech
24. Boston University
25. Minnesota (Carlson)
26. Southern Methodist (Cox)
27. Dartmouth (Tuck)
28. London Business School
29. Babson (Olin)
30. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)
31. Washington University (Olin)
32. Western Ontario (Ivey)
33. Maryland (Smith)
34. U. of Washington (Foster)
35. Yale
36. Queen’s
37. Stanford
38. Georgetown (McDonough)
39. ESADE
40. George Washington
41. Michigan (Ross)
42. UC-Irvine (Merage)
43. Toronto (Rotman)
44. MIT (Sloan)
45. Emory (Goizueta)
46. Int’l York (Schulich)
47. USC (Marshall)
48. North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)
49. Vanderbilt (Owen)
50. Harvard
51. Virginia (Darden)
52. Duke (Fuqua)
53. UCLA (Anderson)
54. Northwestern (Kellogg)
55. Pennsylvania (Wharton)
56. Texas-Austin (McCombs)
57. Columbia
58. UC-Berkeley (Haas)
59. Cornell (Johnson)
60. NYU (Stern)
61. Chicago (Booth)