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*
76. Incae Business School	77	+1	$84,411	131%
77. Michigan State (Broad)	NR	+24*	$98,784	101%
77. Boston University	68	-9	$106,762	98%
79. George Washington Univ.	NR	+22*	104,814	104%
80. Wake Forest (Babcock)	78	-2	$108,737	127%
81. UC-Irvine (Merage)	53	-28	$99,333	97%
82. British Columbia (Sauder)	80	-2	$80,898	76%
83. Pittsburgh (Katz)	NR	+18*	$88,783	137%
83. Edinburgh Business School	88	+5	$97,733	63%
85. Notre Dame (Mendoza)	80	-5	$106,171	104%
86. Northeastern University	NR	+15*	$93,824	112%
86. Birmingham Business School	68	-18	$87,274	87%
86. Univ. College Dublin (Smurfit)	78	-8	$102,026	70%
89. Thunderbird	68	-21	$100,803	89%
90. Iowa (Tippie)	64	-26	$92,978	128%
91. Aston Business School	NR	+10*	$83,286	85%
91. SP Jain Center of Mgt.	68	-23	$79,809	146%
93. Universitat St. Gallen	NR	+8*	$91,106	60%
94. Durham Business School	55	-39	$91,718	61%
95. South Carolina (Moore)	80	-15	$93,053	105%
95. Ipade	64	-31	$90,900	176%
95. Bradford University	90	-5	$87,228	110%
98. Brigham Young (Marriott)	91	-7	$101,189	118%
98. Southern Methodist (Cox)	88	-10	$101,286	90%
100. Babson College (Olin)	84	-16	$106,506	85%

Source:

he 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.

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