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WSJ Rankings Comparison of Top Business Schools

Posted on November 11th, 2007 by NBS

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Rank	School	Enrollment	Tuition $	Test Scores	Job Offers %	Compensation $
1	Dartmouth College	490	42,990	710	98	100,000
2	University of Cal-Berkeley	1381	26,881*	707	95	98,977
3	Columbia University	1869	43,436	706	94	101,428
4	MIT-Sloan	781	44,566	702	97.7	101,988
5.	Carnegie Mellon	636	41,900	696	96.4	93,479
6.	University Of NC-Chapel Hill	888	18,375*	664	92.8	90,044
7.	University of Michigan	1745	39,800	701	91	93,474
8	Yale	469	42,000	701	95	92,213
9	University of Chicago	3180	44,500	703	97.3	98,289
10	University of Virginia	702	37,000	677	95	95,704

EXPLANTIONS

Enrollment : Number of full time students.

Tuition : Annual tuition and fee 2006-2007. *In-state tuition shown for public schools.

Test Scores : Mean GMAT of accepted students

Job Offers : percentage of job-seeking full time graduates who received prior to or within three months after graduation.

Compensation : Average starting salary of full time graduates who accepted employment.

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