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Business School Rankings 2007

We’ve been getting a number of “corrections” on our old B-school rankings, so I guess it’s time to compile and publish this year’s instead of forcing everyone to look at the old lists. Keep in mind that the WSJ, BusinessWeek and the Economist seem to come out with their rankings in the fall, so they were left blank. This year we have added the FT.

Ties have been indicated with the rank in parentheses. Also, the BankersBall made-up ranking has also been left off for now … waiting to see how the rest of the pubs stack up.

2007 MBA Rankings
Ranking
Economist
BW
WSJ
U.S. News (2008 Rankings) FT
1 Dartmouth Harvard Wharton
2 Berkeley Stanford Columbia
3 Columbia Wharton (3) Harvard
4 MIT MIT - Sloan (3) Stanford
5 Carnegie Mellon
(5) Kellogg London Business School
6 UNC Chapel Hill
(5) U of Chicago U of Chicago
7 U Mich
Tuck Insead
8 Yale Haas NYU
9 U of Chicago
Columbia Tuck
10 U of Virginia
NYU Yale
Source: Magazine websites.

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