The Economist’s Historical Rankings

THE COMBINED RANKINGS FROM TEN YEARS OF THE ECONOMIST’S DATA FROM 2002 TO 2011

Rank & School Index 2011 Rank Highest Rank Lowest Rank
  1. Dartmouth (Tuck) 100.0 1 1 6
  2. Chicago (Booth) 99.4 2 1 6
  3. Stanford GSB 98.2 8 2 8
  4. IMD 98.1 3 1 9
  5. Harvard 95.2 5 4 13
  6. Northwestern (Kellogg) 93.9 18 1 18
  7. UC-Berkeley (Haas) 92.9 6 3 19
  8. Columbia 91.0 7 6 21
  9. IESE 90.3 10 1 65
10. New York (Stern) 90.2 12 7 31
11. Pennsylvania (Wharton) 89.3 15 8 21
12. Virginia (Darden) 88.1 4 4 25
13. IE Business School 86.8 24 8 24
14. MIT (Sloan) 86.1 11 11 19
15. Michigan (Ross) 85.6 30 8 30
16. Cranfield 84.4 23 11 32
17. London 84.3 13 9 31
18. York (Schulich) 83.9 9 9 30
19. Yale 82.1 26 7 30
20. INSEAD 82.0 19 11 33
21. Duke (Fuqua) 81.8 20 3 29
22. Cornell (Johnson) 79.5 25 13 33
23. HEC Paris 78.5 14 9 44
24. UCLA (Anderson) 76.4 27 7 50
25. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) 74.4 16 16 35

Source: The Economist global MBA rankings

DON’T MISS: RANKING THE RANKINGS or THE 2011 ECONOMIST RANKING OF THE BEST BUSINESS SCHOOLS or BILL RIDGERS: THE GURU OF THE ECONOMIST’S MBA RANKINGS

(See following page for The Economist’s historical MBA rankings from 2002 to 2011)

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