Ranking Schools On MBA Satisfaction

HOW THE SCHOOLS WOULD RANK BASED ON THE ECONOMIST’S STUDENT SATISFACTION SURVEYS

Adjusted Rank & School	2012 Economist Rank	Adjusted Score	Difference
1. Chicago (Booth)	1	23.6	—-
2. Dartmouth (Tuck)	2	23.2	—-
3. Virginia (Darden)	3	23.1	—-
4. Carnegie (Tepper)	17	23.0	+13
5. Stanford GSB	8	22.9	+3
6. Harvard	4	22.6	-1
6. Indiana (Kelley)	44	22.6	+39
6. Berkeley (Haas)	6	22.6	—-
9. New York (Stern)	11	22.5	+2
10. MIT (Sloan)	7	22.4	-3
10. Cornell (Johnson)	15	22.4	+5
10. Bath	25	22.4	+15
10. City (Cass)	30	22.4	+20
14. IMD	10	22.2	-4
14. Vanderbilt (Owen)	32	22.2	+18
14. Ohio State (Fisher)	33	22.2	+19
17. UCLA (Anderson)	23	22.1	+6
17. Michigan (Ross)	24	22.1	+7
19. Emory (Goizueta)	21	22.0	+2
19. Cranfield	37	22.0	+18
19. Rice (Jones)	39	22.0	+20
19. UNC (Kenan-Flagler)	40	22.0	+21
23. Texas (McCombs)	28	21.9	+5
23. Washington (Olin)	47	21.9	+24
23. Notre Dame (Mendoza)	49	21.9	+26

Source: The Economist 2012 student satisfaction survey

(See following page for table of the top 26th through 50th schools and how they would rank by The Economist’s student satisfaction surveys over the past three years)

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