是阿,有点瞎排的意思,看来 金融时报 比 华尔街日报 的排名也 好不到哪儿去. 竟 把 Kellogg和Duke排到很多欧洲二流学校的后面, 太 bias 了.
中欧21,康奈尔36。
真牛。
CEIBS starting salary is higher than that of Kellogg and Berkeley?
What the dell is going on?
CEIBS starting salary is higher than that of Kellogg and Berkeley?
What the dell is going on?
这位兄弟想打hell吧,呵呵。DELL蒙受不白之冤
是啊,笔误。
如果中欧真的这么牛X,估计就没多少人申请US的MBA了。
The salary data and weighted salary figures are standardised by conversion to US dollars using Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) rates estimated by the World Bank. PPP rates reflect the cost of standard goods in each country.
By applying PPP rates to the alumni salaries, it is possible to measure and compare respondents’ purchasing power and the standard of living enjoyed within their own countries (all standardised to US dollars). Extraordinarily high salaries are omitted before calculating the averages, as well as salary data from alumni working in the non-profit and public sectors and from students.
not really the salary you earn
有点和心目中得排名不大一致,虽然以前知道中欧排名比较靠前
同感,打死我也不信!
it's very interesting to see CEIBS ranks higher than Duke,CMU, Darden, UNC. So, either most people in CD is just stupid - to spend much higher tuition to read a US school, or the ranking is just piece of shxx.
The 2006 Financial Times rankings are based on surveys completed by alumni who graduated in 2002 and on information provided by the schools.由學校校友及學校本身提供的資料進行調查,我覺得說服力有待商確
Each school is judged on the alumni's career development and salary purchasing power, the diversity of the school and its MBA program, and its research capabilities. 研究型的program比較佔優勢。
Purdue排那麼後面 我覺得太不合理了。還有很多很好的學校都沒排進去。
個人覺得FT的ranking 看看就好,不必太在意。
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