2015 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking

The 2015 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking

2015 Rank & School	2014 Rank	Change	Weighted Salary	Pay Change
1. Harvard Business School	1	——-	$179,910	96%
2. London Business School	3	+1	$154,147	97%
3. Penn (Wharton)	4	+1	$171,543	90%
4. Stanford GSB	2	-2	$177,089	80%
4. INSEAD	5	+1	$155,015	86%
6. Columbia Business School	5	-1	$169,252	106%
7. IESE Business School	7	——-	$144,992	121%
8. MIT (Sloan)	8	——-	$158,926	97%
9. Chicago (Booth)	9	——-	$161,289	97%
10. UC-Berkeley (Haas)	11	+1	$158,518	88%
11. Ceibs	17	+6	$149,504	147%
12. IE Business School	13	+1	$152,286	104%
13. Cambridge (Judge)	16	+3	$146,664	93%
14. Hong Kong UST	14	——-	$132,416	117%
14. Northwestern (Kellogg)	15	+1	$159,598	90%
16. HEC Paris	21	+5	$129,544	104%
17. Yale SOM	10	-7	$154,175	96%
18. New York (Stern)	17	-1	$146,701	90%
19. Esade Business School	22	+3	$133,138	117%
20. IMD	12	-8	$148,148	70%
21. Duke (Fuqua)	17	-4	$142,557	91%
22. Oxford (Said)	23	+1	$136,472	86%
23. Dartmouth (Tuck)	20	-3	$153,896	94%
24. Michigan (Ross)	23	-1	$144,159	97%
25. UCLA (Anderson)	26	+1	$142,380	92%

Source: The Financial Times

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