We all know about Harvard, Stanford and all of these business schools.
But what about the ones that are not so well known? Maybe there are others that have less name recognition for internationals but are a bit less expensive (while still having a good career outcome).
Is there anything like this? I would love to hear about them.
Lesser known US business schools
Posted Oct 03, 2019 18:52
But what about the ones that are not so well known? Maybe there are others that have less name recognition for internationals but are a bit less expensive (while still having a good career outcome).
Is there anything like this? I would love to hear about them.
Posted Oct 03, 2019 20:08
That is exactly why there are MBA rankings. They do an excellent job of spotlighting less well known universities with excellent business schools, like Dartmouth, Duke and Emory. http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-ranking-2019
Posted Oct 07, 2019 13:20
It also depends on what your goals are, which you haven't given any information about, and what you mean by 'not so well known.'
Beyond the ranked schools that Duncan has mentioned, there are also large numbers of 'below the radar' schools that may have international accreditation but don't often show up in the rankings. These business schools are often hosted by public / state schools - Louisiana State University, CUNY (New York), University of Florida, etc.
Beyond the ranked schools that Duncan has mentioned, there are also large numbers of 'below the radar' schools that may have international accreditation but don't often show up in the rankings. These business schools are often hosted by public / state schools - Louisiana State University, CUNY (New York), University of Florida, etc.
Posted Oct 22, 2019 17:44
Also, check out the US News ranking. I would say that anything ranked 50+ are 'lesser known.'
Mainly regionally focused schools to be sure, but in the 50s-60s there are schools like Rutgers, Northeastern, GWU... each with their own strengths. All solid schools and not typically thought of as 'highly ranked.'
Mainly regionally focused schools to be sure, but in the 50s-60s there are schools like Rutgers, Northeastern, GWU... each with their own strengths. All solid schools and not typically thought of as 'highly ranked.'
Posted Oct 28, 2019 14:47
Thanks for all the help! I was aware of some of these business schools but not all. I will research them and see what might work for me. Thanks again!
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