2013福布斯最佳商学院排名（Forbes: The Best Business Schools in The U.S.）

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2013福布斯美国最佳商学院排名（Forbes: The Best Business Schools in The U.S.）
Values calculated October 2013

Rank	School	Location	Total 5-Year MBA Gain ($)	Years to Payback	Pre-MBA Salary ($)	2012 Salary ($)	Tuition ($)	Median GMAT Score
1	Stanford	Stanford, California	99,700	4.1	80,000	221,000	117,960	740
2	Chicago (Booth)	Chicago, Illinois	92,600	3.7	76,000	200,000	116,969	720
3	Harvard	Cambridge, Massachusetts	79,600	4	80,000	205,000	126,576	730
4	Pennsylvania (Wharton)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	74,400	4	80,000	205,000	116,762	720
5	Northwestern (Kellogg)	Evanston, Illinois	73,100	3.8	73,000	176,000	116,085	710
6	Dartmouth (Tuck)	Hanover, New Hampshire	71,000	3.9	72,000	189,000	121,080	720
7	Columbia	New York, New York	70,200	3.9	74,000	192,000	124,198	715
8	Duke (Fuqua)	Durham, North Carolina	69,800	3.7	63,000	152,000	112,307	695
9	Cornell (Johnson)	Ithaca, New York	68,100	3.8	59,000	155,000	117,790	700
10	Michigan (Ross)	Ann Arbor, Michigan	68,000	3.7	61,000	153,000	112,588	710
11	UNC (Kenan-Flagler)	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	67,100	3.7	60,000	141,000	105,678	700
12	MIT (Sloan)	Cambridge, Massachusetts	66,600	4	70,000	185,000	119,640	710
13	UCLA (Anderson)	Los Angeles, California	66,100	3.8	65,000	165,000	111,638	710
14	UC Berkeley (Haas)	Berkeley, California	65,400	4	71,000	175,000	107,928	715
15	Virginia (Darden)	Charlottesville, Virginia	64,700	3.8	67,000	158,000	112,800	710
16	Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	64,300	3.7	60,000	135,000	111,600	700
17	Brigham Young (Marriott)	Provo, Utah	64,100	3.2	50,000	109,000	44,460	670
18	Yale	New Haven, Connecticut	62,100	3.8	54,000	144,000	115,735	720
19	Indiana (Kelley)	Bloomington, Indiana	62,000	3.4	50,000	120,000	91,088	680
20	Iowa (Tippie)	Iowa City, Iowa	60,800	3.4	46,000	118,000	72,988	660
21	Texas-Austin (McCombs)	Austin, Texas	60,500	3.8	65,000	150,000	98,364	700
22	Michigan State (Broad)	East Lansing, Michigan	59,700	3.3	45,000	105,000	84,663	645
23	NYU (Stern)	New York, New York	58,500	3.9	60,000	165,000	115,021	710
24	Emory (Goizueta)	Atlanta, Georgia	57,500	3.7	60,000	140,000	91,648	670
25	Minnesota (Carlson)	Minneapolis, Minnesota	56,700	3.4	52,000	121,000	98,209	690
26	Penn State (Smeal)	University Park, Pennsylvania	55,900	3.5	50,000	113,000	72,938	650
27	Washington (Foster)	Seattle, Washington	55,100	3.7	50,000	119,000	82,518	670
28	Purdue (Krannert)	West Lafayette, Indiana	54,600	3.7	50,000	125,000	83,214	650
29	Notre Dame (Mendoza)	St. Marys, Indiana	54,400	3.6	50,000	115,000	90,240	700
30	Texas A&M (Mays)	College Station, Texas	52,500	3.7	55,000	124,000	54,154	660
31	SMU (Cox)	Dallas, Texas	52,300	3.7	48,000	118,000	95,246	640
32	Wisconsin-Madison	Madison, Wisconsin	52,200	3.7	59,000	130,000	60,441	675
33	Georgetown (McDonough)	Washington, District of Columbia	51,000	4	56,000	150,000	105,389	680
34	Washington U-St. Louis(Olin)	St Louis, Missouri	50,700	3.9	50,000	125,000	99,000	700
35	Georgia Tech (Scheller)	Atlanta, Georgia	50,200	3.7	56,000	122,000	78,350	678
36	Ohio State (Fisher)	Columbus, Ohio	49,700	3.7	50,000	116,000	93,036	680
37	USC (Marshall)	Los Angeles, California	49,500	4	56,000	135,000	103,100	700
38	Rochester (Simon)	Rochester, New York	49,300	3.8	45,000	115,000	96,014	685
39	Vanderbilt (Owen)	Nashville, Tennessee	48,800	4	56,000	138,000	92,373	690
40	Buffalo	Buffalo, New York	48,600	3.2	32,000	74,000	44,827	620
41	Rice (Jones)	Houston, Texas	48,400	3.9	55,000	131,000	98,306	680
42	Maryland (Smith)	College Park, Maryland	48,300	3.9	56,000	123,000	94,896	650
43	Wake Forest	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	48,200	3.8	52,000	112,000	83,074	660
44	Boston U	Boston, Massachusetts	47,000	3.8	50,000	115,000	87,614	690
45	Illinois-Urbana-Champaign	Champaign, Illinois	46,500	3.8	43,000	112,000	67,122	660
46	Connecticut	Mansfield, Connecticut	45,900	3.8	40,000	107,000	62,020	650
47	William & Mary (Mason)	Williamsburg, Virginia	44,400	3.9	43,000	114,000	81,904	610
48	ittsburgh (Katz)	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	41,400	3.8	35,000	92,000	57,712	606
49	Georgia (Terry)	Athens, Georgia	40,100	3.9	43,000	100,000	64,444	640
50	UC Davis	Davis, California	38,200	4	49,000	125,000	97,382	680
51	Boston College (Carroll)	Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts	37,900	4	52,000	115,000	78,786	680
52	Rollins (Crummer)	Winter Park, Florida	37,100	4.5	25,000	68,000	66,140	589
53	South Carolina (Moore)	Columbia, South Carolina	36,900	3.9	47,000	109,000	49,643	620
54	Tulane (Freeman)	New Orleans, Louisiana	35,500	4.1	46,000	115,000	102,774	640
55	Northeastern (D'Amore-McKim)	Boston, Massachusetts	34,500	4.1	39,000	106,000	83,168	640
56	Alabama (Manderson)	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	33,700	3.9	37,000	93,000	53,560	642
57	Arizona (Eller)	Tucson, Arizona	32,800	4.1	39,000	108,000	78,446	630
58	Missouri (Trulaske)	Columbia, Missouri	28,700	3.9	33,000	78,000	48,171	650
59	Temple (Fox)	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	25,700	4.2	44,000	97,000	71,428	645
60	Arizona State (Carey)	Tempe, Arizona	24,800	4.2	42,000	98,000	76,132	680
61	UC Irvine (Merage)	Irvine, California	24,500	4.3	48,000	111,000	94,252	660
62	Case Western (Weatherhead)	Cleveland, Ohio	24,200	4.3	38,000	94,000	91,280	640
63	Florida (Hough)	Gainesville, Florida	23,500	4.2	54,000	104,000	60,966	678
64	San Diego State	San Diego, California	22,100	4.2	37,000	100,000	45,924	570
65	Utah (Eccles)	Salt Lake City, Utah	18,500	4.3	36,000	78,000	41,738	600
66	CUNY Baruch (Zicklin)	New York, New York	13,600	4.5	50,000	104,000	58,208	640
67	Louisiana State (Ourso)	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	9,600	4.6	30,000	82,000	58,570	620
68	Miami	Coral Gables, Florida	5,000	4.8	39,000	85,000	87,784	630
69	Pepperdine (Graziadio)	Los Angeles, California	4,400	4.9	40,000	96,000	86,290	640
70	Colorado (Leeds)	Boulder, Colorado	1,900	4.9	52,000	113,000	63,296	630

来源：http://www.forbes.com/business-schools/

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Our eighth biennial ranking of business schools is based solely on the return on investment achieved by the graduates from the class of 2008. We surveyed 17,000 alumni at 100 schools regarding their pre- and post-M.B.A. compensation, career choice and location. We heard back from 27% of those graduates. Schools where we did not hear back from at least 15% of their alumni were not included in the rankings. We also did not include schools where alumni had a negative ROI after five years


We compared the alumni earnings in their first five years out of business school to their opportunity cost (two years of forgone compensation, tuition and required fees). We adjusted the median “5-year M.B.A. gain” for cost of living expenses and discounted their earnings gains using a rate tied to the discount rate used by large companies in their pension funds. We also discounted tuition to account for students who pay in-state rates and for the non-repayable financial aid that schools dole out. We did not deduct taxes from the earnings gains. We assume that compensation would have risen half as fast as their post-M.B.A. salary increases had these alumni not attended business school. The 5-year M.B.A. gain represents the net cumulative amount the typical alumni would have earned after five years by getting their M.B.A. versus staying in their pre-M.B.A. career. The schools are all ranked based on their 5-year M.B.A. gain.


We separate U.S. and non-U.S. schools in the rankings. Only business schools with two-year full-time M.B.A. programs were included in the U.S. ranking. The international schools include both one- and two-year programs. One-year programs have an advantage from an ROI standpoint because students only have one year of forgone compensation. We calculate each school’s 5-year M.B.A. gain using data reported by the alumni in their local currency and then convert the gain using an average exchange rate over the past five years.


By: Kurt Badenhausen
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