For a general idea of the programs available, rankings provide a good place to start – they are subjective and far from perfect, but useful. There is a lot of controversy about the different methodologies and the big differences in the rankings by different people, so it is a good idea to look beyond them.
Peculiar results in U.S. News specialty MBA rankings have led to speculation that Jesuit schools may be gaming the system, particularly since they are based solely on a survey of business school officials. (Poets&Quants) Jesuit colleges are popping up
University of Florida Warrington College of Business supplied the magazine with inaccurate job-placement data, resulting in a higher ranking Less than four months after learning that Villanova law school tried to game its rankings, U.S. News & World Report is
Media rankings of MBA programs do a poor job of assessing quality. Three professors propose a rating system that allows users to define the terms To say that MBA programs have undergone significant changes over the past three decades is
Choosing a B-school can be a gamble. MBA applicants shouldn’t rely on rankings alone, but the data they include are a valuable resource, admissions experts say Whenever business school rankings are released by any publication, readers flock to the Bloomberg
London Business School and Wharton tied at #1 The top 20 Global MBA programs, according to Financial Times: 1. London Business School – UK 1. University of Pennsylvania Wharton – USA 3. Harvard Business School – USA 4. INSEAD –
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