Businessweeks undergraduate rankings

bettercallsaul
Thu, 28 Mar 2013 23:15:43 +0000

To be honest, if BW ranked Wharton as #1, and NYU, Berkeley, and MIT in the top 10, no one would be complaining. I think a semi-worthy compromise would be to just average the two rankings.



Since I’m on break and need to practice for my excel exam (and I have no life), I decided to spread sheet it out.


UPenn (Wharton) [3]
Virginia (McIntire) [3.5]
Michigan (Ross) [5.5]
Notre Dame (Mendoza) [6]
Cornell (Dyson) [6.5]
UC Berkeley (Haas) [7]
Texas (McCombs) [8]
UNC-Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler) [8.5]
WUSTL (Olin) [9]
NYU (Stern) [9.5]
Emory (Goizueta) [10.5]
MIT (Sloan) [10.5]
Indiana (Kelley) [12]
Boston College (Carroll) [15]
Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) [15.5]
Georgetown (McDonough) [16.5]
USC (Marshall) [21]
BYU (Marriott) [21.5]
Penn State (Smeal) [23.5]
Wake Forest [24.5]
Wisconsin [24.5]


I think this is reasonable. CMU and MIT are ranked a little low IMO.