INSEAD Tops Financial Times Ranking

The 2016 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking

2016 Rank & School	2015 Rank	Change	Weighted Salary	Pay Change
51. Maryland (Smith)	49	-2	$109,982	97%
52. Southern California (Marshall)	58	+6	$128,782	87%
53. Rice (Jones)	43	-10	$126,207	100%
54. Indiana (Kelley)	62	+8	$119,970	103%
55. Emory (Goizueta)	59	+4	$127,938	90%
56. Macquarie	68	+12	$126,736	58%
57. Cranfield	45	-11	$116,604	64%
57. UC-Irvine (Merage)	43	-14	$113,098	110%
59. Univ. of San Diego	66	+7	$108,834	119%
60. Toronto (Rotman)	53	-7	$96,647	78%
60. University of St. Gallen	67	+7	$112,940	60%
62. IIM-Bangalore	82	+20	$137,294	84%
63. Strathclyde Business School	80	+17	$99,450	91%
64. ESMT	63	-1	$107,234	62%
65. Michigan State (Broad)	54	-11	$103,672	120%
66. Australian Graduate School of Mgt.	75	+9	$109,273	61%
66. Durham Business School	79	+13	$98,029	77%
68. Wisconsin Business School	70	+2	$110,745	111%
69. Sungkyunkwan	59	-10	$107,362	80%
69. Boston College (Carroll)	90	+21	$119,538	94%
71. Vanderbilt (Owen)	61	-10	$121,231	95%
71. Georgia Institute of Tech	65	-6	$118,900	92%
71. Minnesota (Carlson)	83	+12	$114,404	85%
71. Boston University (Questrom)	78	+7	$118,636	100%
75. Ohio State (Fisher)	69	-6	$110,129	100%

Source: The Financial Times

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