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2018 GLOBAL MBA RANKINGS He Benefits Attached to an MBA Weighting of Data Points (Full-Time and Part-Time MBA) 2018 GLOBAL MBA RANKINGS he benefits attached to an MBA Weighting of Data Points (full-time and part-time MBA) are well documented: career Quality of Faculty: 34.95 % progression, networking International Diversity: 9.71% opportunities, personal Tdevelopment, salary... and the list Class Size: 9.71% goes on. However, in an increasingly Accreditation: 8.74% congested market, selecting the right Faculty 7.76% business school can be difficult, which to Student Ratio: is far from ideal given the time and Price: 5.83% investment involved. International Exposure: 4.85% Using a ranking system entirely Work Experience: 4.85% geared and weighted to fact-based *EMBA Weighting: Professional Work experience and criteria, CEO Magazine aims to cut Development: 4.85% international diversity are adjusted accordingly. through the noise and provide potential Gender Parity: 4.85% students with a performance benchmark **Online MBA Weighting: Delivery methods: 3.8% for those schools under review. Delivery mode and class 0 % 5 % 10 % 15 % 20 % 25 % 30 % 35 % size are removed. NORTH AMERICAN MBA RANKINGS TIER ONE American University: Kogod Saint Mary's College of California Appalachian State University Seattle University: Albers Auburn University: Harbert Suffolk University Bentley University: McCallum Temple University: Fox Boston University: Questrom Texas A&M University- College Station: Mays Bryant University Texas Christian University: Neeley California State University- Chico University of Akron California State University- Long Beach University of Alberta California State University- Northridge University of Baltimore California State University-East Bay University of California at Davis California State University-San Bernardino University of California-San Diego: Rady College of William and Mary: Mason University of Cincinnati: Lindner Colorado Technical University University of Connecticut Drexel University: LeBow University of Delaware: Lerner Florida International University University of Louisiana- Lafayette: Moody Fordham University University of Massachusetts- Boston Georgia Institute of Technology: Scheller University of Massachusetts- Lowell Georgia State University: Robinson University of Michigan-Flint Gonzaga University University of Nebraska-Omaha HEC Montreal University of New Mexico: Anderson Hofstra University: Zarb University of North Carolina-Charlotte: Belk Hult Internatonal Business School University of Oklahoma: Price Jacksonville University University of Oregon: Lundquist Kent State University University of Pittsburgh: Katz Loyola Marymount University University of Portland: Pamplin Loyola University Chicago: Quinlan University of South Florida: Muma Marquette University University of Tampa: Sykes Mercer University-Atlanta: University of Texas at Arlington Niagara University University of Texas- Dallas : Jindal Northern Illinois University University of the Sciences Oakland University University of Vermont: Grossman Pepperdine University: Graziadio University of Washington: Foster Queens University of Charlotte University of West Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Lally University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Lubar Rochester Institute of Technology: Saunders Virginia Tech: Pamplin Saint Joseph's University: Haub *Some data unavailable TIER TWO Bowling Green State University Purdue University-West Lafayette: Krannert* Cleveland State University: Monte Ahuja University of Hawaii- Manoa: Shidler Kennesaw State University University of Kentucky: Gatton Millsaps College University of Nebraska -Lincoln Northwest Missouri State University EUROPEAN MBA RANKINGS TIER ONE Country Country Aston Business School UK Leeds University Business School UK Audencia Business school France Maastricht School of Management Germany Birmingham Business School UK MIP Politecnico di Milano Italy Bradford University School Nebrija Business School Spain of Management UK SBS Swiss Business School Switzerland Brunel Business School UK Toulouse Business School France Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences Germany Toulouse Business School (with IIMB) India Durham University Business School UK Trinity College Dublin School EBS Business School Germany of Business Republic of Ireland École des Ponts Business School France United International Belgium, Italy EDHEC Business School France, Singapore Business Schools Japan, the Netherlands, and the UK Spain and Switzerland EU Business School Germany, Spain University of Exeter UK and Switzerland University of Liverpool Management School UK IE Business School Spain University of Sheffield Management School UK ISEG Portugal MBA RANKINGS-THE REST OF THE WORLD TIER ONE Country Country Central Queensland University Australia University of Chile Chile Griffith University Australia University of Otago Business School New Zealand IAE Business School Argentina University of South Australia Australia INCAE Business School Costa Rica University of Southern Queensland Australia La Trobe University Australia University of Waikato, Lagos Business School Nigeria Waikato Management School New Zealand RMIT University Australia University of Wollongong The Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo Sydney Business School Australia de México (ITAM) Mexico Victoria Graduate School of Business Australia The University of Adelaide Australia Western Sydney University Australia University Adolfo Ibáñez Chile *Some data unavailable GLOBAL EXECUTIVE MBA RANKINGS TIER ONE Rank Country Rank Country 1 University of Ottawa: Telfer Canada =37 Saint Mary's College of California North America 2 Global OneMBA 38 Bradford University School of Management Dubai (Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV-EAESP); 39 EBS Business School (with Durham) Germany Rotterdam School of Management, Brazil, China, Erasmus University (RSM); Mexico, the 40 University of Chile Chile Tecnológico de Monterrey (EGADE); Netherlands 41 Aston Business School UK University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC); and Xiamen University, and North 42 University of Oklahoma: Price North America School of Management (SMXMU)) America 43 University of Tampa: Sykes North America 3 SBS Swiss Business School Switzerland 44 Jacksonville University North America 4 EDHEC Business School France, Singapore 45 Mercer University-Atlanta: Stetson North America and the UK 46 IAE Business School Argentina 5 The Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo 47 Rochester Institute of Technology: de México (ITAM) Mexico Saunders North America 6 Temple University: Fox North America 48 Bradford University School of Management UK 7 Kennesaw State University North America 49 Villanova University North America 8 EU Business School Germany, Spain and 50 Boston University: Questrom North America Switzerland 51 University of Texas-Dallas: Jindal North America 9 École des Ponts Business School 52 University of Texas at Arlington North America Global Executive MBA France 53 Fordham University North America 10 Leeds University Business School UK 54 Oakland University North America 11 Rutgers Business School North America 55 University of Nebraska-Omaha North America 12 Georgia State University: Robinson North America 56 University of Sheffield Management School UK 12 Loyola Marymount University North America 57 University of Exeter UK 14 IE Business School Spain 58 Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Chile =15 Hult Internatonal Business School North America 59 Virginia Tech: Pamplin North America =15 Maastricht School of Management Germany 60 University of Washington: Foster North America 16 Purdue University-West Lafayette: 61 University of Pittsburgh: Katz North America Krannert North America 62 Texas A&M University- College Station: 17 University Adolfo Ibáñez (AMBA) Chile Mays North America 18 Audencia Business school France 63 University Adolfo Ibáñez Chile 19 Texas Christian University: Neeley North America 64 University of South Florida: Muma North America 20 IfM Institut für Management Austria 65 Auburn University: Harbert North America 21 INCAE Business School Costa Rica 66 Georgia Institute of Technology: 22 AIX Marseille Graduate School of Management France Scheller North America 23 University of California-San Diego: 67 MIP Politecnico di Milano Italy Rady North America 68 University of Alberta Canada 24 Stockholm School of Economics Sweden 69 25 Maastricht University The Netherlands Loyola University Chicago: Quinlan North America 26 Northern Illinois University North America 70 Lagos Business School Nigeria 27 Kent State University North America 71 University of Hawaii- Manoa: Shidler North America 28 Trinity College Dublin School of Business Republic 72 Saint Joseph's University: Haub North America of Ireland 73 California State University-Long Beach North America 29 Pepperdine University: Graziadio North America 74 Solvay Brussels School 30 University of Wollongong of Economics and Management Belgium Sydney Business School Australia 75 Seattle University: Albers North America 31 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: 76 College of William and Mary: Mason North America Lubar North America 77 Niagara University North America 32 Florida International University North America 78 Millsaps College North America 33 RMIT University Australia 79 University of Connecticut North America 34 University of Oregon: Lundquist North America 80 Suffolk University North America 35 University of Kentucky: Gatton North America 81 California State University-East Bay North America 36 Virginia Commonwealth University North America 82 Western Sydney University Australia =37 Saint Mary's College 83 University Adolfo Ibáñez Peru of California
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