2012 Financial Times Ranking of the Best B-Schools

The 2012 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking

Rank & School	2011 Rank	Change	Weighted Salary	Pay Increase*
26. Cambridge (Judge)	26	—	$132,758	96%
27. Warwick Business School	58	+31	$118,151	94%
28. Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong	NR	+73*	$100,408	160%
29. Michigan (Ross)	24	-5	$129,649	101%
30. Erasmus (Rotterdam)	36	+6	$103,628	114%
31. Manchester Business School	29	-2	$117,016	116%
32. UCLA (Anderson)	31	-1	$136,331	108%
33. ESADE	21	-12	$114,988	115%
34. Nanyang Business School	33	-1	$102,350	129%
35. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	41	+6	$132,325	109%
36. Cranfield	34	-2	$125,196	88%
37. University of Hong Kong	NR	+64*	$106,720	121%
38. Virginia (Darden)	41	+3	$134,936	109%
38. City University (Cass)	32	-6	$111,552	86%
40. Emory (Goizueta)	38	-2	$124,832	111%
41. Australian School of Business	35	-6	$118,943	90%
42. SDA Bocconi	28	-14	$102,854	120%
43. Georgetown (McDonough)	38	-5	$123,290	107%
44. Toronto (Rotman)	46	+2	$94,255	101%
45. Rice (Jones)	47	+2	$118,617	117%
46. Indiana (Kelley)	73	+27	$113,217	118%
46. Melbourne Business School	53	+7	$110,701	78%
46. Imperial College	37	-9	$104,619	74%
49. Rochester (Simon)	52	+3	$112,992	129%
49. Penn State (Smeal)	59	+10	$109,114	125%

Source: The Financial Times 2012 global MBA ranking * Indicates that the school had to rise at least by the number of places and possibly more because the school was not on the FT top 100 last year.

(The next 25 best schools are on the following page)

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