Which Business Schools Produce the Highest Returns?

2014 Overall Rank	2014 Value Rank	School Name	Country	Weighted Salary	Salary Growth
55	76	University of Rochester: Simon	US	$110,607	115%
75	77	Boston University School of Management	US	$108,256	93%
35	78	Rice University: Jones	US	$118,473	120%
84	79	University of California, San Diego: Rady	US	$98,258	77%
59	80	Vanderbilt University: Owen	US	$117,484	92%
98	81	University of California, Davis	US	$96,864	68%
27	82	University of Virginia: Darden	US	$142,131	104%
10	83	Yale School of Management	US	$150,880	114%
3	84	London Business School	UK	$156,553	107%
27	85	Cornell University: Johnson	US	$136,707	103%
1	86	Harvard Business School	US	$178,300	113%
34	87	Carnegie Mellon: Tepper	US	$129,296	98%
17	88	Duke University: Fuqua	US	$141,772	100%
36	89	Georgetown University: McDonough	US	$124,990	98%
11	90	University of California at Berkeley: Haas	US	$149,487	91%
26	91	UCLA: Anderson	US	$140,712	97%
15	92	Northwestern University: Kellogg	US	$157,719	94%
5	93	Columbia Business School	US	$164,181	116%
9	94	University of Chicago: Booth	US	$156,004	100%
20	95	Dartmouth College: Tuck	US	$150,754	101%
65	96	University of Southern California: Marshall	US	$122,308	84%
8	97	MIT: Sloan	US	$157,262	101%
4	98	University of Pennsylvania: Wharton	US	$170,472	99%
2	99	Stanford Graduate School of Business	US	$184,566	100%
17	100	New York University: Stern	US	$140,662	97%

Source: The Financial Times