Poets&Quants' Top 100 U.S. MBA Programs Of 2013

The Definitive List Of The Top 100 U.S. MBA Programs of 2013 — 1 to 25

Rank & School	Index	2012	BW	USN	Forbes	FT	Econ
1. Harvard Business School	100.0	1	2	1	3	1	5
2. Stanford GSB	99.6	2	4	1	1	2	7
3. Chicago (Booth)	98.9	3	1	6	2	6	1
4. UPenn (Wharton)	98.2	4	3	3	4	3	10
5. Northwestern (Kellogg)	96.0	5	5	4	5	8	15
6. MIT (Sloan)	94.2	6	9	4	12	5	9
7. Columbia Business School	93.7	7	13	8	7	4	8
8. Dartmouth (Tuck)	93.6	8	12	9	6	10	2
9. Duke (Fuqua)	92.8	10	6	11	8	11	18
10. UC-Berkeley (Haas)	92.0	9	14	7	14	7	3
11. Cornell (Johnson)	90.8	11	7	16	9	14	11
12. Michigan (Ross)	90.2	13	8	14	10	15	16
13. Virginia (Darden)	90.0	12	10	12	15	16	4
14. UCLA (Anderson)	87.6	17	18	14	13	13	12
15. New York (Stern)	87.3	14	16	10	23	12	6
16. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	86.2	16	11	19	16	19	14
17. Yale School of Management	85.9	15	21	13	18	9	17
18. UNC (Kenan-Flagler)	84.4	19	17	20	11	21	24
19. Texas-Austin (McCombs)	82.5	18	19	17	21	22	19
20. Indiana (Kelley)	81.7	21	15	22	19	26	23
21. Emory (Goizueta)	81.2	20	22	18	24	23	13
22. Georgetown (McDonough)	74.5	22	30	25	33	18	27
23. Washington (Olin)	73.5	29	31	21	34	26	29
24. Washington (Foster)	72.4	33	37	23	27	37	21
25. Vanderbilt (Owen)	72.3	23	25	30	39	25	22

Source: Poets&Quants composite ranking of the Top 100 U.S. MBA Programs of 2013 in the U.S.

Notes: BW = BusinessWeek; USN = U.S. News & World Report; FT = The Financial Times; Econ = The Economist. Rankings for both The Financial Times (FT) and The Economist (Econ) are adjusted to account for the ranks of U.S. schools only for clearer comparisons

(See following page for the next 25 business schools on the list)

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