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what are the best business schools for graduate and undergraduate studies?

Posted by mbas on Mar 7th, 2010 and filed under business school. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

what are the best business schools for graduate and undergraduate studies mainly in the economics field but other businesses fields are fine too

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4 Responses for “what are the best business schools for graduate and undergraduate studies?”

  1. uma_gata says:

    Haaaavaaaad :) What isn’t Harvard good for?

  2. Taranto says:

    BusinessWeek and US News have rankings for graduate business programs. You can look at their web sites to see what they say.

    In my opinion, the best MBA programs are Wharton (Pennsylvania), Chicago, MIT, Duke, Stanford, Northwestern, Tuck (Dartmouth), Berkeley and Michigan. Many people would put Harvard in the top ten — I do not.

    Many of the better B-Schools do not offer undergraduate degrees in business (e. g. , Harvard, Dartmouth, Duke, Stanford). For that reason, there are schools that make my list of best undergraduate schools that have good MBA programs that are not among the best. On the undergraduate level, my list is: Wharton, MIT, Berkeley, Virginia, UNC, Maryland, Villanova, Michigan, Babson and NYU.

    The best schools for Economics are MIT, Chicago, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Berkeley and Stanford.

  3. cle32008 says:

    Ouachita Baptist University

  4. maxpowr90 says:

    it really depends on what part of the country you want to study in. UChicago, NYU, UMassAmherst have very good graduate economics programs that are fairly easy to get into.

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