To make the MBA ranking of business schools Several aspects are taken into account, such as:
- The total number of students who have applied.
- Total admitted students.
- Your test scores: GMAT–GRE–TOEFL.
- Graduate students who find employment immediately.
- Your starting salary.
- The degree of satisfaction of the graduates.
Some deans of different universities are of the opinion that being prominent in top MBA lists and rankings attracts the best students and satisfies the interests of investors and financial donors to Business Schools.
Henry Bloch co-founder of the company H&R Block, donated $32 million in 2011 to finance the construction of a new building on the campus of the school that bears his name in Missouri.
However, other deans believe that this type of “laurels” it is not so important and that it does not influence the attractiveness of the Business School for future clients.
Around 16% of Oxford University Saïs Business School MBA graduates (ranked 7th on the BW list and 21st on the FT list) work in Non-profit organizations after graduation, but his dean Peter Tufano, does not dissuade them from accepting a job in an institution with social purposes for salary reasons, in order to be able to be in better positions in the different ranking.
Which leads us to the conclusion that not being in the ranking in the top 10/12 of those famous lists, business schools are necessarily the best.
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