The real Poets and Quants rankings

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Best undergrad business schools


Our full 2024 ranking of the Best Undergraduate Business Schools is presented below.

2024 FINAL RANK
SCHOOL
TOTAL SCORE
YOY CHANGE
1 University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) 100.00 2
2 University of Southern California (Marshall) 95.84 -1
3 Georgetown University (McDonough) 95.50 -1
4 University of Virginia (McIntire) 94.36 0
5 University of Michigan (Ross) 93.59 3
6 Cornell University (Dyson SC John) 93.56 0
7 University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) 92.03 -2
8 University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) 91.38 2
9 New York University (Stern) 90.81 -2
10 Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller) 89.08 1
11 Washington University in St. Louis (Olin) 88.90 -2
12 Villanova University 86.40 2
13 Emory University (Goizueta) 86.38 0
14 Indiana University (Kelley) 84.56 2
15 University of Illinois (Gies) 84.06 -3
16 Northeastern University (D’Amore-McKim) 83.21 -1
17 Boston University (Questrom) 82.60 0
18 University of Richmond (Robins) 81.36 0
19 University of Washington (Foster) 80.68 5
20 Bucknell University (Freeman) 80.53 -1
21 Fordham University (Gabelli) 80.36 -1
22 University of Miami (Herbert) 79.97 6
23 Lehigh University 79.85 4
24 University of Minnesota (Carlson) 79.52 1
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[Anonymous]

This is diff than Quants though.

Or do you not know that?

[Anonymous]

There was just a thread on this topic. Not sure how much reliance on a ranking that excludes MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Texas, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There was just a thread on this topic. Not sure how much reliance on a ranking that excludes MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Texas, etc.

I don't think Stanford and UCLA have undergrad business program

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was just a thread on this topic. Not sure how much reliance on a ranking that excludes MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Texas, etc.

I don't think Stanford and UCLA have undergrad business program

Huh, I did not know that! Thanks for setting me straight!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was just a thread on this topic. Not sure how much reliance on a ranking that excludes MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Texas, etc.

I don't think Stanford and UCLA have undergrad business program

The vast majority of universities don't have undergrad business programs. You'll notice Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Chicago and most top 30 schools are not included on this list. The schools mentioned above are pretty much it.

[Anonymous]

UVA and VT?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UVA and VT?

UVA 4TH. Sure that's why this thread was started.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best undergrad business schools


Our full 2024 ranking of the Best Undergraduate Business Schools is presented below.

2024 FINAL RANK
SCHOOL
TOTAL SCORE
YOY CHANGE
1 University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) 100.00 2
2 University of Southern California (Marshall) 95.84 -1
3 Georgetown University (McDonough) 95.50 -1
4 University of Virginia (McIntire) 94.36 0
5 University of Michigan (Ross) 93.59 3
6 Cornell University (Dyson SC John) 93.56 0
7 University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) 92.03 -2
8 University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) 91.38 2
9 New York University (Stern) 90.81 -2
10 Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller) 89.08 1
11 Washington University in St. Louis (Olin) 88.90 -2
12 Villanova University 86.40 2
13 Emory University (Goizueta) 86.38 0
14 Indiana University (Kelley) 84.56 2
15 University of Illinois (Gies) 84.06 -3
16 Northeastern University (D’Amore-McKim) 83.21 -1
17 Boston University (Questrom) 82.60 0
18 University of Richmond (Robins) 81.36 0
19 University of Washington (Foster) 80.68 5
20 Bucknell University (Freeman) 80.53 -1
21 Fordham University (Gabelli) 80.36 -1
22 University of Miami (Herbert) 79.97 6
23 Lehigh University 79.85 4
24 University of Minnesota (Carlson) 79.52 1
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Sounds about right, thanks for posting OP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was just a thread on this topic. Not sure how much reliance on a ranking that excludes MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Texas, etc.

I don't think Stanford and UCLA have undergrad business program

The vast majority of universities don't have undergrad business programs. You'll notice Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Chicago and most top 30 schools are not included on this list. The schools mentioned above are pretty much it.

If you exclude LACs, not sure that's true.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was just a thread on this topic. Not sure how much reliance on a ranking that excludes MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA, Texas, etc.

I don't think Stanford and UCLA have undergrad business program

The vast majority of universities don't have undergrad business programs. You'll notice Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Chicago and most top 30 schools are not included on this list. The schools mentioned above are pretty much it.

I count 11 schools from the T30, so that’s a third?
Also Rice and Brown are new programs and probably don’t have metrics yet so that’s 13

[Anonymous]

Pursuant to the other thread ^^^Right there is why I would not pay for my kid to go to Univ Michigan over in-state UVA. They are both neck in neck all the time.

[Anonymous]

At least this list wasn't made out of whole cloth.

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Anonymous wrote:Pursuant to the other thread ^^^Right there is why I would not pay for my kid to go to Univ Michigan over in-state UVA. They are both neck in neck all the time.

For Business School, yes. For STEM and overall, no way. UVA is a tier below.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pursuant to the other thread ^^^Right there is why I would not pay for my kid to go to Univ Michigan over in-state UVA. They are both neck in neck all the time.

For Business School, yes. For STEM and overall, no way. UVA is a tier below.

Nope. you need to tour and see what Jim Ryan has done. You are wrong. sorry you are bitter. And BTW this thread is about B school, not STEM, although we all know you want to bash on UVA re stem all the time.