Forbes MBA Rankings

FORBES MBA RANKINGS

Forbes publishes a biennial ranking of "best Business Schools" in the US based on MBA graduate survey reporting return on investment (compensation five years after graduation minus tuition and the forgone salary during MBA study). The table below shows the Forbes ranking of US business schools for 2008.


Institution	Rank		Rank
Dartmouth (Tuck)	1	Michigan (Ross)	26
Pennsylvania (Wharton)	2	Washington U-St. Louis(Olin)	27
Chicago	3	USC (Marshall)	28
Columbia	4	Maryland (Smith)	29
Yale	5	Purdue (Krannert)	30
Stanford	6	SMU (Cox)	31
Harvard	7	Michigan State (Broad)	32
Virginia (Darden)	8	Arizona (Eller)	33
Cornell (Johnson)	9	Ohio State (Fisher)	34
Northwestern (Kellogg)	10	Minnesota (Carlson)	35
Texas-Austin (McCombs)	11	Rochester (Simon)	36
Iowa (Tippie)	12	Georgetown (McDonough)	37
NYU (Stern)	13	UC Irvine (Merage)	38
UNC (Kenan-Flagler)	14	William & Mary	39
UC Berkeley (Haas)	15	Wake Forest (Babcock)	40
Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	16	Rice (Jones)	41
Brigham Young (Marriott)	17	Wisconsin-Madison	42
MIT (Sloan)	18	Notre Dame (Mendoza)	43
UCLA (Anderson)	19	Georgia (Terry)	44
Duke (Fuqua)	20	Georgia Tech	45
Emory (Goizueta)	21	Boston U	46
Indiana (Kelley)	22	Rollins (Crummer)	47
Penn State (Smeal)	23	SUNY Buffalo	48
Texas A&M (Mays)	24	South Carolina (Moore)	49
Vanderbilt (Owen)	25	Florida (Warrington)	50

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