Economist Which MBA? Ranking 2010
University of Chicago Booth School of Business is ranked No. 1 in the world for its MBA program according to The Economist Which MBA? Rankings 2010. Tuck was ranked 2nd among the 100 best full-time MBA programs worldwide. In addition it was ranked 4th in opening new career opportunities for its graduates. Students also gave Tuck high marks for the effectiveness of the alumni network, the percentage of jobs found through the CDO, and the quality of its facilities.
University of Washington—Michael G Foster School of Business was ranked 19th in the North American region and 4th among US public schools.
Darden School of Business was ranked 7th in the U.S. and 11th globally. In specialized categories, it was ranked 1st in Student Rating of our Program, 2nd in Student Rating of Faculty, 2nd in Alumni Effectiveness and 6th in Student Rating of Career Services.
Ranking of full-time international MBA programs (top 10 list):
2010 Rank, Name, (2009 Rank)
1. Chicago Booth (4)
2. Dartmouth Tuck (6)
3. UC Berkeley Haas (3)
4. Harvard Business School (5)
5. IESE Business School (1)
6. IMD (2)
7. Stanford GSB (7)
8. Wharton (9)
9. HEC School of Management (14)
10. York Schulich (12)
* Suggested Reading: Global MBA Ranking 2010
University of Washington—Michael G Foster School of Business was ranked 19th in the North American region and 4th among US public schools.
Darden School of Business was ranked 7th in the U.S. and 11th globally. In specialized categories, it was ranked 1st in Student Rating of our Program, 2nd in Student Rating of Faculty, 2nd in Alumni Effectiveness and 6th in Student Rating of Career Services.
Ranking of full-time international MBA programs (top 10 list):
2010 Rank, Name, (2009 Rank)
1. Chicago Booth (4)
2. Dartmouth Tuck (6)
3. UC Berkeley Haas (3)
4. Harvard Business School (5)
5. IESE Business School (1)
6. IMD (2)
7. Stanford GSB (7)
8. Wharton (9)
9. HEC School of Management (14)
10. York Schulich (12)
* Suggested Reading: Global MBA Ranking 2010
