[商学院排名] U.S.News - Best Business Schools Rankings 2020

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Rank        School Name        City
1        University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)        Philadelphia, PA
2        Stanford University        Stanford, CA
3        Harvard University        Boston, MA
3        Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)        Cambridge, MA
3        University of Chicago (Booth)        Chicago, IL
6        Columbia University        New York, NY
6        Northwestern University (Kellogg)        Evanston, IL
6        University of California--Berkeley (Haas)        Berkeley, CA
9        Yale University        New Haven, CT
10        Duke University (Fuqua)        Durham, NC
10        University of Michigan--Ann Arbor (Ross)        Ann Arbor, MI
12        Dartmouth College (Tuck)        Hanover, NH
12        New York University (Stern)        New York, NY
12        University of Virginia (Darden)        Charlottesville, VA
15        Cornell University (Johnson)        Ithaca, NY
16        University of California--Los Angeles (Anderson)        Los Angeles, CA
17        Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)        Pittsburgh, PA
17        University of Southern California (Marshall)        Los Angeles, CA
19        University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)        Chapel Hill, NC
19        University of Texas--Austin (McCombs)        Austin, TX
21        Emory University (Goizueta)        Atlanta, GA
21        Indiana University (Kelley)        Bloomington, IN
21        University of Washington (Foster)        Seattle, WA
24        Georgetown University (McDonough)        Washington, DC
25        University of Florida (Warrington)        Gainesville, FL
26        Rice University (Jones)        Houston, TX
26        University of Notre Dame (Mendoza)        Notre Dame, IN
26        Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)        St. Louis, MO
29        Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller)        Atlanta, GA
29        Vanderbilt University (Owen)        Nashville, TN
31        OhioState University (Fisher)        Columbus, OH
32        Brigham Young University (Marriott)        Provo, UT
33        Arizona State University (W.P. Carey)        Tempe, AZ
33        Pennsylvania State University--University Park (Smeal)        University Park, PA
35        University of Minnesota--Twin Cities (Carlson)        Minneapolis, MN
35        University of Wisconsin--Madison        Madison, WI
37        University of Georgia (Terry)        Athens, GA
38        Michigan State University (Broad)        East Lansing, MI
38        University of Texas--Dallas        Richardson, TX
40        Texas A&M University--College Station (Mays)        College Station, TX
40        University of Maryland--College Park (Smith)        College Park, MD
40        University of Rochester (Simon)        Rochester, NY
43        Boston College (Carroll)        Chestnut Hill, MA
43        Southern Methodist University (Cox)        Dallas, TX
43        University of California--Irvine (Merage)        Irvine, CA
43        University of Pittsburgh (Katz)        Pittsburgh, PA
47        Iowa State University        Ames, IA
47        University of California--Davis        Davis, CA
47        University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign        Champaign, IL
50        Boston University (Questrom)        Boston, MA
50        University of Alabama (Manderson)        Tuscaloosa, AL
52        CUNY Bernard M. Baruch College (Zicklin)        New York, NY
52        University of Arizona (Eller)        Tucson, AZ
54        College of William and Mary (Mason)        Williamsburg, VA
54        University of Tennessee--Knoxville (Haslam)        Knoxville, TN
54        University of Utah (Eccles)        Salt Lake City, UT
57        Baylor University (Hankamer)        Waco, TX
58        Northeastern University        Boston, MA
58        Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey--Newark and New Brunswick        Newark, NJ
58        University of Oklahoma (Price)        Oklahoma City, OK
61        George Washington University        Washington, DC
61        Texas Christian University (Neeley)        Fort Worth, TX
63        Babson College (Olin)        Babson Park, MA
63        Fordham University (Gabelli)        New York, NY
63        Tulane University (Freeman)        New Orleans, LA
66        University at Buffalo--SUNY        Buffalo, NY
67        Howard University        Washington, DC
67        University of Kentucky (Gatton)        Lexington, KY
69        Auburn University (Harbert)        Auburn, AL
69        Louisiana State University--Baton Rouge (Ourso)        Baton Rouge, LA
69        University of California--San Diego (Rady)        San Diego, CA
69        University of Missouri (Trulaske)        Columbia, MO
73        Oklahoma State University (Spears)        Stillwater, OK
74        Case Western Reserve University (Weatherhead)        Cleveland, OH
74        Pepperdine University (Graziadio)        Malibu, CA
74        Purdue University--West Lafayette (Krannert)        West Lafayette, IN
74        University of Massachusetts--Amherst (Isenberg)        Amherst, MA
74        University of South Carolina (Moore)        Columbia, SC
79        Clemson University        Greenville, SC
79        Florida State University        Tallahassee, FL
79        University of Colorado--Boulder (Leeds)        Boulder, CO
79        University of Connecticut        Hartford, CT
83        Stevens Institute of Technology        Hoboken, NJ
84        Drexel University (LeBow)        Philadelphia, PA
85        Chapman University (Argyros)        Orange, CA
85        North Carolina State University (Poole)        Raleigh, NC
87        University of Arkansas--Fayetteville (Walton)        Fayetteville, AR
87        University of Louisville        Louisville, KY
89        Binghamton University--SUNY        Binghamton, NY
89        Syracuse University (Whitman)        Syracuse, NY
91        University of California--Riverside (Anderson)        Riverside, CA
91        University of Denver (Daniels)        Denver, CO
93        Rochester Institute of Technology (Saunders)        Rochester, NY
93        University of Kansas        Lawrence, KS
95        University of Houston (Bauer)        Houston, TX
95        University of South Florida        Tampa, FL
97        University of Cincinnati (Lindner)        Cincinnati, OH
97        University of Oregon (Lundquist)        Eugene, OR

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Methodology: 2020 Best Business Schools Rankings

For The U.S. News Best Business Schools rankings, all 475 MBA programs accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International were surveyed in fall 2018 and early 2019. A total of 367 responded.

Of those, U.S. News ranked 131 because they provided enough of the required data on their full-time MBA program that were needed to calculate the full-time MBA rankings, based on a weighted average of the indicators described below.

Quality Assessment (weighted by 0.40)

• Peer assessment score (0.25): In fall 2018, business school deans and directors of accredited MBA programs were asked to rate programs on a scale of 1 (marginal) to 5 (outstanding). Those individuals who did not know enough about a school to evaluate it fairly were asked to mark "don't know." Forty-five percent of those surveyed responded.

A school's score is the average of all the respondents who rated it. Responses of "don't know" counted neither for nor against a school.

• Recruiter assessment score (0.15): In fall 2018, as in previous years, U.S. News asked corporate recruiters and company contacts, whose names were supplied in summer 2018 by MBA programs previously ranked by U.S. News, to rate all full-time programs on a scale from 1 (marginal) to 5 (outstanding). Those individuals who did not know enough about a school to evaluate it fairly were asked to mark "don't know."

A school's score is the average of all the respondents who rated it in the three most recent years of survey results. Responses of "don't know" counted neither for nor against a school.

This year for the second time, MBA programs that received fewer than a total of 10 recruiter and company contact ratings in the three most recent years of recruiter survey results received the lowest score in this indicator achieved by any ranked MBA program for the purposes of calculating the rankings. These MBA programs display an "N/A" instead of a recruiter assessment score published on usnews.com.

U.S. News collected both the peer assessment and recruiter assessment score data.

Placement Success (weighted by 0.35)

The U.S. News MBA statistical survey section on employment statistics 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.

• Mean starting salary and bonus (0.14): This is the average starting salary and bonus of 2018 graduates of a full-time MBA program. Salary figures are based on the number of graduates who reported data. The mean signing bonus is weighted by the proportion of those graduates who reported a bonus, because not everyone who reported a base salary figure reported a signing bonus.

• Employment rates for full-time MBA program graduates: This is the employment rate for 2018 graduates of a full-time MBA program. 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, then the information is not used in calculating the rankings. Employment rates at graduation (0.07) and three months after graduation (0.14) are used in the ranking model.

Student Selectivity (weighted by 0.25)

• Mean GMAT and GRE scores (0.1625): This is the average GMAT score and average GRE quantitative, verbal and analytical writing scores of full-time MBA students entering in fall 2018. U.S. News uses both GMAT and GRE scores in the ranking model for MBA programs that reported both scores. Using the GRE scores allows U.S. News to take into account the admissions test scores of the entire entering full-time MBA class. This year for the first time, U.S. News included analytical writing scores as part of the methodology.

For the second consecutive year, MBA programs that reported that less than 50 percent of their full-time fall 2018 entering students submitted average GMAT scores and average GRE quantitative, verbal and analytical scores received less credit for those test scores in the rankings.

Specifically, their weighted percentile distributions were adjusted downward by the proportion of the percentage of the student body that submitted test scores in relation to the 50 percent threshold. For example, if 25 percent of the entering class submitted test scores, then the test scores were reduced in value in the ranking model by 50 percent. For the purposes of determining the proportion of full-time fall 2018 entering students with scores, the percentage submitting GMAT and GRE were totaled.

Scores on the GMAT range from 200 to 800. Only GMAT scores are shown on the ranking table. These GMAT and GRE data are only available via a U.S. News Business School Compass subscription.

• Mean undergraduate GPA (0.075): This is the average undergraduate GPA of those students entering the full-time program in fall 2018. This year for the second time, schools that reported that less than 50 percent of their entering students submitted average undergraduate GPAs received less credit for those GPAs.

Specifically, their undergraduate GPA was adjusted downward by the proportion of the percentage of the student body that submitted GPAs in relation to the 50 percent threshold. For example, if 25 percent of the entering class submitted undergraduate GPAs, then the undergraduate GPAs were reduced in value in the ranking model by 50 percent.

• Acceptance rate (0.0125): This is the percentage of applicants to the full-time program in fall 2018 who were accepted.

Overall Rank

Data were standardized about their means, and standardized scores were weighted, totaled and rescaled so that the top school received 100; others received their percentage of the top score. Graduate business programs were then numerically ranked in descending order based on their scores.

To be included in the full-time MBA rankings, a program had to have 20 or more of its 2018 full-time MBA graduates seeking employment.

For a school to have its employment data considered in the ranking model, at least 50 percent of its 2018 full-time MBA graduates needed to be seeking work.

MBA programs that did not meet either of the above employment criteria are listed as Unranked (see below for an explanation of Unranked).

Specialty Rankings

These rankings, including of executive MBA programs, are based solely on ratings by business school deans and directors of accredited MBA programs from the list of schools surveyed. They were asked to nominate up to 15 programs for excellence in each of the areas listed.

Those schools receiving the most votes in each specialty are numerically ranked in descending order based on the number of nominations they received, as long as the school or program received seven or more nominations in that specialty area. This means that schools ranked at the bottom of each specialty ranking have received at least seven nominations.

Rank Not Published

In graduate business, U.S. News has numerically ranked the top three-quarters of the full-time MBA programs that qualified to be ranked. The bottom quarter of the rank-eligible full-time MBA programs are listed as Rank Not Published.

Rank Not Published means that U.S. News calculated a numerical rank for that program but decided for editorial reasons not to publish it. U.S. News will supply programs listed as Rank Not Published with their numerical ranks if they submit a request following the procedures listed in the Information for School Officials.

Programs marked as Rank Not Published are listed alphabetically.

Unranked

If a program is listed as Unranked, that means that U.S. News did not calculate a numerical rank because the program did not supply enough key statistical data to be numerically ranked. Programs marked as Unranked are listed alphabetically below those marked as Rank Not Published.

School Data

All 475 schools appear in the online directory. The schools provided the data listed in the rankings tables and on school profile pages. If a data point is listed as "N/A," the school did not provide it.

Reference: https://www.usnews.com/education ... schools-methodology

edwardlin

Wharton No.1!!!!

dorawei

thanks for sharing!

Jack206

按这个排名选校是最靠谱的，对吧？

kebin

按这个排名选校是最靠谱的，对吧？
Jack206 发表于 2019-6-3 07:56

至少比其他ranking更权威更客观