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Winners & Losers In The 2013 Financial Times MBA Ranking

Half the 100 schools had double-digit changes

by: John A. Byrne on January 28, 2013 | 7 minute read

Double-Digit Losers in The Financial Times’ 2013 Global MBA Ranking

School Change 2013 Rank 2012 Rank
Penn State (Smeal) -28 77 49
Boston College (Carroll) -24 93 69
Southern California (Marshall) -21 82 61
University of Cape Town -20 74 54
Texas A&M (Mays) -18 69 51
Boston University -17 95 77
Wisconsin Business School -17 91 74
Melbourne -16 62 46
IIM-Ahmedabad -15 26 11
McGill University (Desautels) -15 76 61
Coppead -15 66 51
Indian School of Business -14 34 20
Incae -14 90 76
National University of Singapore -13 36 23
Peking University -12 66 54
Rochester (Simon) -10 59 49
Western Ontario (Ivey) -10 78 68

Source: The Financial Times’ 2013 global MBA ranking

(See following page for our table of this year’s double-digit winners)

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