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U.S.News 2022 Best Business Schools Rankings
--Ranked in Mar. 2021

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Rank	School Name	City
1	Stanford University	Stanford, CA
2	University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) 1	Philadelphia, PA
3	University of Chicago (Booth)	Chicago, IL
4	Northwestern University (Kellogg)	Evanston, IL
5	Harvard University	Boston, MA
5	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) 1	Cambridge, MA
7	Columbia University	New York, NY
7	University of California--Berkeley (Haas)	Berkeley, CA
9	Yale University	New Haven, CT
10	Dartmouth College (Tuck)	Hanover, NH
10	New York University (Stern)	New York, NY
12	Duke University (Fuqua)	Durham, NC
13	University of Michigan--Ann Arbor (Ross)	Ann Arbor, MI
13	University of Virginia (Darden)	Charlottesville, VA
15	Cornell University (Johnson)	Ithaca, NY
16	Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)	Pittsburgh, PA
16	University of Southern California (Marshall)	Los Angeles, CA
18	University of California--Los Angeles (Anderson)	Los Angeles, CA
18	University of Texas--Austin (McCombs)	Austin, TX
20	University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)	Chapel Hill, NC
21	Georgetown University (McDonough)	Washington, DC
22	University of Washington (Foster)	Seattle, WA
23	Indiana University (Kelley)	Bloomington, IN
23	Vanderbilt University (Owen)	Nashville, TN
25	Rice University (Jones)	Houston, TX
26	Emory University (Goizueta)	Atlanta, GA
26	University of Florida (Warrington)	Gainesville, FL
28	Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller)	Atlanta, GA
28	University of Minnesota--Twin Cities (Carlson)	Minneapolis, MN
30	Arizona State University (W.P. Carey)	Tempe, AZ
31	Brigham Young University (Marriott)	Provo, UT
31	University of Texas--Dallas	Richardson, TX
33	Ohio State University (Fisher)	Columbus, OH
33	Pennsylvania State University--University Park (Smeal)	University Park, PA
33	University of Rochester (Simon)	Rochester, NY
36	University of Notre Dame (Mendoza)	Notre Dame, IN
36	Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)	St. Louis, MO
38	Texas A&M University--College Station (Mays)	College Station, TX
39	Michigan State University (Broad)	East Lansing, MI
39	University of Georgia (Terry)	Athens, GA
39	University of Tennessee--Knoxville (Haslam)	Knoxville, TN
42	University of Maryland--College Park (Smith)	College Park, MD
42	University of Wisconsin--Madison	Madison, WI
44	Boston College (Carroll)	Chestnut Hill, MA
44	Purdue University--West Lafayette (Krannert)	West Lafayette, IN
44	Rutgers University--Newark and New Brunswick	Newark, NJ
44	Southern Methodist University (Cox)	Dallas, TX
44	University of Alabama (Manderson)	Tuscaloosa, AL
44	University of Utah (Eccles)	Salt Lake City, UT
50	Boston University (Questrom)	Boston, MA
50	Iowa State University (Ivy)	Ames, IA
52	University of Pittsburgh (Katz)	Pittsburgh, PA
53	George Washington University	Washington, DC
53	University of California--Davis	Davis, CA
55	Northeastern University (School of Business)	Boston, MA
55	University of South Carolina (Moore)	Columbia, SC
57	Texas Christian University (Neeley)	Fort Worth, TX
57	University of California--Irvine (Merage)	Irvine, CA
57	University of Massachusetts--Amherst (Isenberg)	Amherst, MA
60	Baylor University (Hankamer)	Waco, TX
60	University of Connecticut	Hartford, CT
60	University of Miami	Coral Gables, FL
63	Babson College (Olin)	Babson Park, MA
64	Fordham University (Gabelli)	New York, NY
64	Howard University	Washington, DC
64	North Carolina State University (Poole)	Raleigh, NC
64	University of Arizona (Eller)	Tucson, AZ
68	Louisiana State University--Baton Rouge (Ourso)	Baton Rouge, LA
68	Pepperdine University (Graziadio)	Malibu, CA
68	Stevens Institute of Technology	Hoboken, NJ
71	William & Mary	Williamsburg, VA
72	Saint Louis University (Chaifetz)	St. Louis, MO
72	University of Kansas	Lawrence, KS
74	Auburn University (Harbert)	Auburn, AL
74	Clemson University	Greenville, SC
74	University of Colorado--Boulder (Leeds)	Boulder, CO
77	Chapman University (Argyros) 1	Orange, CA
77	CUNY Bernard M. Baruch College (Zicklin)	New York, NY
77	University at Buffalo--SUNY	Buffalo, NY
77	University of Denver (Daniels)	Denver, CO
81	Case Western Reserve University (Weatherhead)	Cleveland, OH
81	University of Oklahoma (Price)	Oklahoma City, OK
83	University of Kentucky (Gatton)	Lexington, KY
84	Binghamton University--SUNY	Binghamton, NY
84	Syracuse University (Whitman)	Syracuse, NY
84	Temple University (Fox)	Philadelphia, PA
87	American University (Kogod)	Washington, DC
87	University of California--San Diego (Rady)	La Jolla, CA
87	University of San Francisco	San Francisco, CA
90	Rochester Institute of Technology (Saunders)	Rochester, NY
90	University of Mississippi	University, MS
92	Mississippi State University	Mississippi State, MS
92	Tulane University (Freeman)	New Orleans, LA
92	University of Oregon (Lundquist)	Eugene, OR
92	University of San Diego	San Diego, CA
96	North Carolina A&T State University	Greensboro, NC
97	Belmont University (Massey)	Nashville, TN
97	Drexel University (LeBow)	Philadelphia, PA
97	University of Houston (Bauer)	Houston, TX
100	University of Colorado--Denver	Denver, CO

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EARNING A MASTER'S degree in business enables students to build professional networks, identify career opportunities, and improve prospects for promotions and raises. U.S. News' Best Business Schools rankings compared full-time MBA programs on their career placement success, student excellence and qualitative assessments by experts.

For data collection, U.S. News surveyed in fall 2020 and early 2021 all 486 institutions with master's-level business programs in the United States accredited by AACSB International, widely considered the gold standard of business school accreditation. Schools reported on their full-time campus-based and hybrid programs that included a foundation of general management skills and knowledge. These are most often Master of Business Administration programs, although some degree offerings included in this ranking have titles such as Master of Science in Management and Master of Science in Industrial Administration.

Among those surveyed as part of Best Business Schools, a total of 364 survey recipients responded. U.S. News ranked 143 business schools that provided enough data on their full-time MBA programs and had large enough 2020 graduating classes seeking employment for valid comparisons.

This count of ranked schools includes five programs that were ranked and submitted data in the full-time MBA rankings last year: University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Chapman University, University of Delaware and Southern Illinois University—Carbondale. These schools did not submit their statistical surveys in the fall 2020 data collection, we believe in large part because of the COVID-19 pandemic. To make the full-time MBA ranking as useful as possible to prospective students given that these five schools are still operating their full-time MBA programs, they were included in the 2022 full-time MBA ranking. For the purpose of calculating the rankings, their current year peer assessment score and recruiter assessment score, fall 2019 admission information and 2019 graduating class data were used in the calculations. We explain in more detail below how it was handled.

Placement success includes three ranking indicators on employment and earnings that in total contribute 35% to each school's overall rank.

U.S. News uses the MBA CSEA Standards for Reporting Employment Statistics as the basis for defining how MBA programs should report full-time MBA employment statistics and other career information, including starting base salaries, signing bonuses, and what proportion of MBA graduates have jobs at graduation and three months after. Using these industry standards has helped U.S. News ensure prospective students have accurate and comparable employment information for each school.

There are two distinct indicators on employment rates for 2020 graduates of full-time MBA programs: employment rates at graduation (0.07) and employment rates three months after graduation (0.14). In total, employment factors comprise 21% of each school's rank.

Note for both indicators, those not seeking jobs or for whom no job-seeking information is available are excluded. If the proportions of graduates for whom no job-seeking information is available and who are not seeking jobs are high, the information is not used in calculating the ranking.

The employment rates for 2020 full-time MBA graduates did decrease from 2019 employment rates by statistically significant amounts. However, U.S. News has ranked business programs for decades under varying labor markets and believes prospective students want to know how business schools performed in the latest environment. For the five programs ranked in the previous edition that did not participate this year, their 2019 data was used in the ranking calculation; however, their 2019 at graduation and three months after graduation employment rates were adjusted downward by residuals for each indicator determined from regression analyses. Admissions data were the independent variables in both models: Year-to-year changes in employment rates at graduation was the dependent variable in one model and year-to-year changes in employment rates three months after graduation was the dependent variable in the other. Their 2019 graduating class salary and bonus data wasn't adjusted for the rankings.

Student selectivity is composed of three admissions indicators that total 25% of each school's rank. Unlike employment, schools' scores on admissions ranking indicators did not incur statistically significant year-to-year changes according to t-test analyses, although U.S. News did lower the requirement for GMAT and GRE scores submitted for schools to earn full credit. Schools' reported GMAT and GRE data is only available via a U.S. News Business School Compass subscription.

If a school's combined percentages of its fall 2020 entering class submitting GMAT and GRE scores was less than 25% of all its new entrants, it received less credit on this ranking indicator. This 25% threshold is reduced from 50% in previous editions. The change was made to account for many schools reporting on fewer GMAT and GRE test takers this year due the disruptions in 2020 entering class admissions process due to the pandemic. Despite this, mean GMAT and mean GRE scores themselves did not undergo a statistically significant change year-to-year among schools based on a t-test comparing both years' data. Operationally, the weighted percentile distributions were adjusted downward by the proportion of the percentage of the student body that submitted test scores in relation to the 25% threshold. For example, if 20% of the entering class submitted test scores, then the final composite GMAT and GRE 0-100 percentile distribution used in the rankings was multiplied by 20/25 or 0.8.