MBA Rankings 2011

U.S. News Media Group has released the 2011 America’s Best Graduate Schools rankings, both Harvard University (MA) and Stanford University (CA) took the top spot. Yale School of Management dropped a place to 11th (down from 10th in the 2010 Business School Ranking).

MIT’s Sloan School of Management is rated in the top 3 (up two places form 5th last year). It is also ranked No. 1 in a number of specialty rankings, including: Information Systems; Production/Operations; and Supply Chain/Logistics.

University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School dropped two places to 5th position this year. In addition it is ranked No. 1 for the specialties of: Executive MBA, and Finance.

Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management dropped a place to 4th nationally; and it is rated No. 1 for the following specialties: Marketing, and Part-time MBA.

The Top 15 MBA programs are:
1. Harvard Business School
1. Stanford Graduate School of Business
3. MIT Sloan
4. Kellogg / Northwestern
5. Chicago / Booth
5. Wharton / UPENN
7. Tuck / Dartmouth
7. Haas / Berkeley
9. Columbia Business School
9. NYU / Stern
11. Yale SOM
12. Ross / Michigan
13. Darden / UVA
14. Fuqua / Duke
15. Anderson / UCLA

Source: U.S. News & World Report

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