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Best Undergrad Biz Schools

Wharton keeps the top spot for undergraduate business education

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(Newser) – The financial world may be on its ear, but undergraduate business schools are booming as increasing numbers of quality high school grads drive up standards and B-school grads command more on the employment market. Here are the 10 best, as ranked by Business Week:

  1. Pennsylvania (Wharton): Can be too competitive.
  2. Virginia (McIntire): Intense workload.
  3. Notre Dame (Mendoza): Ethics focus draws raves.

  1. MIT (Sloan): Quality student body, good recruiting.
  2. Emory (Goizueta): Too regional in appeal.
  3. Michigan (Ross): Job-placement focus is strong.
  4. NYU (Stern): Center of financial world.
  5. Brigham Young (Marriott): Too parochial for some.
  6. Texas (McCombs): Uneven educational quality.
  7. Indiana (Kelley): Facilities need upgrade.

The University of Michigan's business school was ranked sixth best in the nation by Business Week.
The University of Michigan's business school was ranked sixth best in the nation by Business Week.
The new dean of the Wharton School, Thomas Robertson wants to boost Wharton's endowment to over $1 billion and position the school as a
The new dean of the Wharton School, Thomas Robertson wants to boost Wharton's endowment to over $1 billion and position the school as a "force for good in the world."   (Associated Press)
The University of Notre Dame's business program is one of the nation's best, according to Business Week's latest ranking.
The University of Notre Dame's business program is one of the nation's best, according to Business Week's latest ranking.   (Getty Images)
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