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Stanford Tops Ranking of U.S. B-Schools, Dartmouth Hurdles to Second Spot
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November 4, 2019
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1:12Now PlayingFor the second straight year, Stanford is the best business school in the U.S., tallying top scores for compensation and entrepreneurship. Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business is one of the biggest movers in this year’s ranking, jumping 17 spots to second place on improved scores for networking and learning. Harvard, University of Chicago’s Booth school, and University of Virginia’s Darden school round out the top 5.
The Bloomberg Businessweek 2019—20 Best B-Schools ranking is based on 26,804 survey responses from MBA students, alumni, and recruiters in 2019 about their goals and experiences, as well as compensation and job-placement data from each school. The data we collected and extensive interviews at business schools around the world form the foundation of our coverage.
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