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Top Business Schools

Looking for a top business program? Use this school ranking as a guide. Each student will have different personal and academic needs which should be considered when choosing the right school. In addition to the statistics and rankings of the school, visit the school and join a campus tour. Going on a campus tour will go beyond the rankings and give you a different and insightful perspective of the school.

According to US News and World Report Best Colleges 2010, the following schools are the nation’s best business programs. Also listed are the top 5 schools in each specialty areas.

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TOP BUSINESS SCHOOLS OVERALL:
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  1. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
  2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
  3. University of California- Berkeley (Haas)
  4. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  5. New York University (Stern)
  6. University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)
  7. University of Texas – Austin (McCombs)
  8. University of Virginia (McIntire)
  9. Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)
  10. Cornell University (NY)

 
Top Business Schools for Accounting:

  1. University of Texas – Austin
  2. University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
  3. Brigham Young University – Provo
  4. University of Pennsylvania
  5. University of Southern California

 
Top Business Schools for Entrepreneurship:

  1. Babson College
  2. University of Pennsylvania
  3. University of Southern California
  4. Indiana University – Bloomington
  5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

 
Top Business Schools for Finance:

  1. University of Pennsylvania
  2. New York University (Stern)
  3. University of California- Berkeley (Haas)
  4. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

 
Top Business Schools for Insurance/Risk Management:

  1. University of Pennsylvania
  2. University of Georgia
  3. University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
  4. University of Wisconsin
  5. New York University

 
Top Business Schools for International Business:

  1. University of South Carolina – Columbia
  2. New York University
  3. University of Pennsylvania
  4. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  5. University of Southern California

 
Top Business Schools for Management:

  1. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  2. University of Pennsylvania
  3. University of California- Berkeley (Haas)
  4. University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)
  5. University of Texas – Austin

 
Top Business Schools for Management Information Systems:

  1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  2. Carnegie Mellon University
  3. University of Arizona
  4. University of Texas – Austin
  5. University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

 
Top Business Schools for Marketing:

  1. University of Pennsylvania
  2. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  3. University of Texas – Austin
  4. University of California- Berkeley (Haas)
  5. University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)

 
Top Business Schools for Productions/Operations Management:

  1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  2. Carnegie Mellon University
  3. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  4. Purdue University – West Lafayette
  5. University of Pennsylvania

 
Top Business Schools for Quantitative Analysis/Methods:

  1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  2. Carnegie Mellon University
  3. University of Pennsylvania
  4. Purdue University – West Lafayette
  5. University of California- Berkeley (Haas)

 
Top Business Schools for Real Estate:

  1. University of Pennsylvania
  2. University of Wisconsin
  3. University of Georgia
  4. New York University
  5. University of California- Berkeley (Haas)

 
Top Business Schools for Supply Chain Management/Logistics:

  1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  2. Michigan State University
  3. Pennsylvania State University – University Park
  4. Carnegie Mellon University
  5. Ohio State University

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