Top 10 Universities for an MBA

Business school admission is competitive. Stanford University received 7,204 applications for its business school Class of 2012 but only accepted 389 students. The competition seems to be worth it. The median salary for a Harvard MBA graduate in 2008 was $130,000. Many factors determine what makes a good business school. Small class size, cost, curriculum, faculty and reputation are all important. While the exact rankings are subjective, these top business schools are producing our best future business leaders.
  1. Harvard Business School

    • Harvard Business School is at the top of both the Business Insider and U.S. News and World Report lists for the best MBA. HBS has 903 students in the Class of 2012; 36 percent of these are female. Tuition and fees are $79,400, including room and board.

      Harvard University

      Harvard Business School

      Soldiers Field

      Boston, MA 02163

      617-495-6128

      hbs.edu

    Stanford University

    • Stanford University's graduate school of business is at the top of the U.S. News and World Report and Business Insider lists this year. Its Class of 2012 has 389 students; 39 percent are female. Tuition and fees are $83,406, including room and board.

      Stanford University

      Graduate School of Business

      518 Memorial Way

      Stanford, CA 94305

      650-723-2146

      gsb.stanford.edu

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan

    • Sloan is at the top of everyone's list this year. With an unusually large and active alumni network of over 100,000, Sloan provides an abundance of networking opportunities. Tuition and fees are $80,189, including room and board.

      Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      Sloan School of Management

      50 Memorial Drive

      Cambridge, MA 02142

      617-253-2659

      mitsloan.mit.edu

    Dartmouth - Tuck

    • Dartmouth is home to one of the leading business schools in the world, according to Business Week and U.S. News and World Report. Tuck's tuition is $79,950 a year, which includes room and board.

      Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

      100 Tuck Hall

      Hanover, NH 03755

      603-646-8825

      tuck.dartmouth.edu

    University of Pennsylvania - Wharton

    • Wharton Business School is continually at the top of every MBA list. The Class of 2012 has 817 students; 36 percent are international students. Tuition and fees are $84,000, including room and board.

      University of Pennsylvania

      Wharton School

      104 Vance Hall

      Philadelphia, PA 19104

      wharton.upenn.edu

    University of California Berkeley - Haas

    • Haas Business School frequently ranks at the top of the U.S. News and World Report and Business Insider lists of MBA programs. It has a small class of 245 students. The tuition and fees are $72,373 for a non-resident of California, $64,406 for a resident. Both include room and board.

      University of California Berkeley

      Haas School of Business

      545 Student Services #1900

      Berkeley, CA 94720

      510-642-1405

      haas.berkeley.edu

    University of Chicago - Booth

    • Booth is consistently one of the top-ranked business schools in the country, earning the coveted number one spot in Bloomberg Business Week in 2008 and 2010. International students make up 36 percent of Booth's 2012 class. Tuition and fees are $82,595, including room and board.

      University of Chicago

      Booth School of Business, Gleacher Center

      450 North Cityfront Plaza Drive

      Chicago, IL 60611

      312-423-8000

      chicagobooth.edu

    Northwestern University - Kellogg

    • Kellogg is known for placing emphasis on previous work experience, which provides a unique learning experience for students. Class size is 697 students. Tuition and fees are $78,495, including room and board.

      Northwestern University

      Kellogg School of Management

      2001 Sheridan Road

      Evanston, IL 60208

      847-491-3300

      kellogg.northwestern.edu

    New York University - Stern

    • New York University's business school is climbing up the ranks due to its impressive job placement statistics, with 90 percent of students employed three months after graduation. The Class of 2012 has 392 students; 38 percent are international or dual-citizenship students. Tuition and fees are $80,151, including room and board.

      NYU Stern School of Business

      MBA Admissions, Suite 6-70

      Henry Kaufman Management Center

      44 West 4th Street

      New York, NY 10012

      212-998-0600

      stern.nyu.edu

    Columbia University - Graduate School of Business

    • Columbia University is quickly gaining a reputation among the established top business schools. Columbia is very competitive, only accepting 15 percent of the students who apply. Tuition and fees are $83,556, including room and board.

      Columbia University

      Graduate School of Business

      3022 Broadway

      New York, NY 10027

      212-854-5553

      gsb.columbia.edu

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