MBA Schools with Best Placement Rate
Leading schools offering MBA programs with best placement rate:
Richard Ivey School of Business (Canada)
- Ivey has the highest placement success rank in Canada- the measure of the effectiveness of the Career Services office in the student job search (Financial Times, January 2010).
Boston University School of Management
- The School of Management has a 90% job placement rate for MBAs, which places the School 5th compared to the top 30 schools (2009 profile data), according to BusinessWeek. Top 30 schools among the top five for job placement are University of Chicago, Yale University, Washington University, Harvard Business School, and Stanford University (tied with Boston University).
Mays Business School at Texas A&M University
- The MBA program is tied at 11th in the nation among public schools in the 2009 U.S. News & World Report rankings for graduate programs. When ranked by placement alone, Mays is at the top of the list, as it is the only program in the nation to report a 100% placement rate for MBAs at three months after graduation.
Rutgers Business School
- Its MBA students earned a 98% internship placement rate and 85% job placement in 2008. RBS is ranked 6th in the nation by the Princeton Review for the most competitive students.
Carlson School of Management (University of Minnesota)
- Carlson School graduates are among the nation's best-prepared business professionals.
- MBA Job Placement Class of 2006: 97% of its students had jobs within 3 months of graduation which is the 2nd-highest job placement rate in the US.
University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business
- Darden delivered an employment placement rate of nearly 83% at graduation – up from approximately 64 percent placement at graduation in 2004. Three months out of school, Darden graduates’ placement rate was 95.4% in 2005 – the highest placement rate of any school in the Top 20 ranking (U.S. News & World Report’s top national business schools for 2007).
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Richard Ivey School of Business (Canada)
- Ivey has the highest placement success rank in Canada- the measure of the effectiveness of the Career Services office in the student job search (Financial Times, January 2010).
Boston University School of Management
- The School of Management has a 90% job placement rate for MBAs, which places the School 5th compared to the top 30 schools (2009 profile data), according to BusinessWeek. Top 30 schools among the top five for job placement are University of Chicago, Yale University, Washington University, Harvard Business School, and Stanford University (tied with Boston University).
Mays Business School at Texas A&M University
- The MBA program is tied at 11th in the nation among public schools in the 2009 U.S. News & World Report rankings for graduate programs. When ranked by placement alone, Mays is at the top of the list, as it is the only program in the nation to report a 100% placement rate for MBAs at three months after graduation.
Rutgers Business School
- Its MBA students earned a 98% internship placement rate and 85% job placement in 2008. RBS is ranked 6th in the nation by the Princeton Review for the most competitive students.
Carlson School of Management (University of Minnesota)
- Carlson School graduates are among the nation's best-prepared business professionals.
- MBA Job Placement Class of 2006: 97% of its students had jobs within 3 months of graduation which is the 2nd-highest job placement rate in the US.
University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business
- Darden delivered an employment placement rate of nearly 83% at graduation – up from approximately 64 percent placement at graduation in 2004. Three months out of school, Darden graduates’ placement rate was 95.4% in 2005 – the highest placement rate of any school in the Top 20 ranking (U.S. News & World Report’s top national business schools for 2007).
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