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I am not sure I understood Xiggy's point either. Harvard and Wharton are obviously unique MBA programs. Furthermore, with 800-900 full-time students per class, they are also twice-three times larger than the likes of Ross and Haas. NYC and Silicon Valley are two natural hunting grounds for PE/VC firms. That may explain why Cal, Stanford and Columbia and NYU all do very well, particularly their graduate programs. Still, Midwestern heavy hitters like Chicago, Michigan and Northwestern do fine considering their general location.
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