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Business School Rankings

Business School BusinessWeek Ranking U.S. News Ranking Our Own Ranking
Carnegie Mellon 16 16 (tie) 17
Chicago 1 6 6
Columbia 10 7 (tie) 7
Cornell (Johnson) 13 16 (tie) 9
Dartmouth (Tuck) 11 9 10
Duke (Fuqua) 9 11 (tie) 8
Emory (Goizueta) 23 18 (tie) 27
Georgetown (McDonough) 22 34 24
Harvard 4 1 4
Indiana (Kelley) 18 23 20
Michigan (Ross) 5 11 (tie) 11
MIT (Sloan) 7 4 (tie) 5
Northwestern (Kellogg) 3 4 (tie) 2
NYU (Stern) 14 13 (tie) 12
Ohio State (Fisher) 2nd tier* 22 28
Purdue (Krannert) 24 21 22
Rochester (Simon) 28 26 (tie) 23
Stanford 6 2 3
Texas -- Austin (McCombs) 20 18 (tie) 19
UC -- Berkeley (Haas) 8 7 (tie) 13
UCLA (Anderson) 12 10 16
UNC (Kenan-Flagler) 17 20 18
U. Pennsylvania (Wharton) 2 3 1
USC (Marshall) 21 29 21
Vanderbilt (Owen) 30 49 26
Virginia (Darden) 15 13 (tie) 14
Washington U. (Olin) 27 26 (tie) 25
Yale 19 15 15





































































*BusinessWeek lists its "runner up" schools in alphabetical order. These schools, which are often referred to as second tier hold the number 30 to number 50 ranks in BusinessWeek's survey.

The debate will continue for a very long period of time over whether the BusinessWeek or U.S. News and World Report business school rankings are more accurate. Both of these rankings certainly have their merits. We will say that more recruiters use the BusinessWeek rankings than any other system.

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