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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depends on what business major and career objectives are. Wander over to poets and quants to get the skinny on where the tippy top financial wizards are plucking the next generation of robber barons.

1	University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)	100.00
2	University of Southern California (Marshall)	94.57
3	University of Notre Dame (Mendoza)	88.93
4	Georgetown University (McDonough)	87.65
5	Cornell University (Dyson SC John)	85.71
6	New York University (Stern)	85.35
7	University of Virginia (McIntire)	84.92
8	Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)	83.56
9	University of Michigan (Ross)	81.04
10	Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)	79.63
11	University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)	79.58
12	Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller)	79.06
13	Emory University (Goizueta)	76.96
14	Northeastern University (D'Amore-McKim)	75.47
15	Boston University (Questrom)	73.80
16	University of Illinois (Gies)	73.37
17	Villanova University	73.00
18	Tulane University (Freeman)	72.11
19	University of Miami[/quote]

Ridiculous list because it leaves out several top business schools (MIT, UC-Berkeley, & Indiana-Kelley). [/quote]

Here's the full list. Its methodology is sound. Kelley is #24. MIT and Haas used to be on there but have dropped out; I don't recall the reasoning, but it was explained at the time. I think it had something to do with them not providing the full data that P&Q requested.

https://poetsandquantsforundergrads.com/rankings/poetsquants-best-undergraduate-business-schools-of-2023/2/[/quote]

The list is devoid of practical information. UVA lacks a direct admit option, restricting entry to the School of Commerce until the third year. Additionally, UG students are barred from taking courses at their esteemed business school, Darden, renowned for its high-ranking MBA program. Prioritizing a direct admission to the business school becomes crucial in this context. On the contrary, Indiana-Kelley consistently secured a spot in the top 10 rankings over numerous years, making it a great choice especially if the cost is low.[/quote]

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