Earning your bachelors degree in business might not seem like the best idea during and economic downturn, but some schools have students getting jobs upon graduation. Business week is ranking those schools by whether or not students were able to get jobs upon graduation. Some schools fared better than others.
1. McIntire School of Commerce - University of Virginia - The McIntire School of Commerce is regarded as one of the nation's finest business schools, offering world-class programs at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
2. Mendoza College of Business - Notre Dame - The Mendoza College of Business is a premier Catholic business school that fosters academic excellence while being faithful to the ideals of community, and individual integrity.
3. Wharton School of Business - University of Pennsylvania - Wharton boasts the largest and one of the most published business school faculty, with 250+ standing and associate members.
4. The Ross School of Business - University of Michigan - The Ross School of Business is consistently ranked as one of the top business schools offering offers bachelors, masters, doctoral, and executive education programs.
5. Marriott School - Brigham Young University - This MBA program fosters an atmosphere of advanced learning, while the schools high rankings and program excellence has attracted the best and brightest to this campus.
6. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business - This MBA Program emphasizes fresh thinking, positive impact, and leadership. The curriculum covers the foundations of management and business, with an emphasis on developing leaders.
7. MIT Sloan School of Management - Sloan's two-year MBA Program is focused on global leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, and best business practice designed to educate innovative managers for the new century.
8. Cornell University - Cornell is a coeducational, non-sectarian institution where admission was offered irrespective of religion or race, offering curricula in traditional liberal arts studies.
9. Goizueta Business School Emory University - With an almost 90 year history, Goizueta is a national leader in business education where its focus is on career preparation and leadership development.
10. McCombs School of Business - University of Texas at Austin - McCombs school is one of the largest and most distinguished business schools in the country that educates the business leaders of tomorrow.
11. Villanova University - Villanova's intellectual, religious, and historical education is based on traditional Augustinian heritage and Catholic teachings. This is one of the country's premier Catholic higher education institutions.
12. Robins School of Business - University of Richmond - The Robins School is recognized as one of the nation's best business schools, providing a rigorous and relevant educational experience based on strong business fundamentals.
13. Kenan-Flagler - UNC at Chapel Hill - Kenan-Flagler gives you the skills to develop leadership skills, prepare you for long-term success, and be highly effective in your career the first few years after you graduate.
14. Wake Forest Schools of Business - This nationally ranked school boasts small classes, teamwork, an ethical and entrepreneurial spirit and a close community of students, faculty and alumni.
15. New York University Leonard Stern School of Business - NYU Stern is committed to academic excellence, a collaborative community, hand-picked individuals by their IQ and EQ, and a rich learning environment.
16. Olin Business School - Washington University in Saint Louis - Olin is a distinguished research facility whose programs emphasize rigorously analytical, critical-thinking skills; applied learning; global competence; and communication and collaboration skills.
17. Boston College Carroll School of Management - The Carroll School offers a challenging curriculum and a solid spirit of community. Small classes and careful program design make this a standout business school.
18. Farmer School of Business - Miami University - The Farmer School focuses primarily on undergraduate education but offers three small, selective graduate programs: an MBA, a Master's in Accountancy, and a Master's in Economics.
19. Carnegie Mellon Tepper School of Business - One of the top business schools in the world, their legacy is closely tied to their pioneering work in introducing management science to the B-school arena.
20. Kelley School of Business - Indiana University - The Kelley School of Business opens students to endless career possibilities. Students become leaders, start companies, and develop new products and services.
Earning your degree in business is usually just that start of your education. You degree program will cover topics such as accounting, administration, finance, information systems, marketing, organizational behavior, public relations, and human resource management. Many students will return to school or to an executive MBA program to earn their advanced degree.
Earning your bachelors degree in business might not seem like the best idea during and economic downturn, but some schools have students getting jobs upon graduation. Business week is ranking those schools by whether or not students were able to get jobs upon graduation. Some schools fared better than others.
1. McIntire School of Commerce - University of Virginia - The McIntire School of Commerce is regarded as one of the nation's finest business schools, offering world-class programs at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
2. Mendoza College of Business - Notre Dame - The Mendoza College of Business is a premier Catholic business school that fosters academic excellence while being faithful to the ideals of community, and individual integrity.
3. Wharton School of Business - University of Pennsylvania - Wharton boasts the largest and one of the most published business school faculty, with 250+ standing and associate members.
4. The Ross School of Business - University of Michigan - The Ross School of Business is consistently ranked as one of the top …
