Stanford Tops Ranking of U.S. B-Schools, Dartmouth Drops to Second Spot

Stanford is ranked as the top U.S. business school for the second consecutive year, excelling in compensation and entrepreneurship. Dartmouth follows, having improved in networking and learning. Bloomberg's rankings are based on surveys from over 26,000 MBA students, alumni, and recruiters, along with compensation and job placement data. Notably, William and Mary excelled in learning, Dartmouth in networking, and Babson in entrepreneurship, with other unexpected schools also ranking highly.

Which business school was ranked number one in the U.S. for the second year in a row?

• University of Chicago

• Dartmouth

• Stanford

• Harvard

What factors contributed to Dartmouth's rise in the rankings?

• Networking and learning

• Research and development

• Compensation and job placement

• Entrepreneurship and innovation

What sources did Bloomberg use to compile the business school rankings?

• Surveys and compensation data

• Student grades and faculty publications

• Campus facilities and alumni donations

• International student enrollment

Which school was ranked highest for learning?

• UCLA

• William and Mary

• University of Texas at Dallas

• University of Virginia

In the field of entrepreneurship, which school finished second?

• Mississippi

• Maryland

• Utah

• Babson