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The BEST Business Schools For The 2010 Market: U.S. News List (PHOTOS)

First Posted: 07/09/10 01:50 PM ET   Updated: 05/25/11 06:00 PM ET

Looking to apply to business school? Here are some of the top graduate programs in logistics, financial analysis and accounting -- the hottest markets for business grads, according to U.S. News and World Report's "Best Schools for 2010". (See more top schools here).


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Looking to apply to business school? Here are some of the top graduate programs in logistics, financial analysis and accounting -- the hottest markets for business grads, according to U.S. News and Wo...
Looking to apply to business school? Here are some of the top graduate programs in logistics, financial analysis and accounting -- the hottest markets for business grads, according to U.S. News and Wo...
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Wupta
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02:49 PM on 07/16/2010
Aren't these the schools that produced most of the Wall Street Crooks? I'm just asking.
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FoxIslander
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04:12 PM on 07/16/2010
...you are dead right. Where is the list of ETHICAL business schools?
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fflambeau
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11:06 PM on 07/14/2010
Yawn. Mostly the usual suspects (but MSU?).
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ChicagoBob
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09:14 AM on 07/10/2010
What's this? The U of Beck seems to be missing here.

Something has gone terribly wrong.
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Andrew FingerlickingGree
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06:01 AM on 07/13/2010
Is Beck U a school for Business or a school for Dummies?
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leftpinkie
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08:17 AM on 07/10/2010
The phrase "best business school" seems like an oxymoron since we don't seem to be doing all that well lately. Perhaps the "best business school" would be one where you graduate without losing an arm and a leg.
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SangZe
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07:25 AM on 07/10/2010
These schools are responsible for the disaster known as the US economy. They teach greed as a virtue.
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Andrew FingerlickingGree
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05:51 AM on 07/13/2010
You said it sir. People go to business school so they can graduate with MBAs and get high paying salaries for producing nothing substantial.
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HisPetGoat
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04:07 AM on 07/10/2010
It is these institutions which taught administrators how to raid and outsource our industries.

Soon, China and India won't need the US management class any more than they needed our assembly workers.

I suppose those countries will continue to buy our wheat and the buildings shown above may one day serve as grain silos.
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northstar11
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10:42 PM on 07/09/2010
NEW RULE ------the objective of business is not to MAXIMIZE PROFIT while taking outrageous risks that put my equity at stake but rather ....................

the objective of business is top make a REASONABLE PROFIT and while preserving the value of my equity
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01:24 AM on 07/10/2010
your broker/investment advisor is supposed to determine your risk profile (i.e. - are you high risk or low risk?) and invest on your behalf accordingly. they are supposed to be acting on your behalf and in your best interest.
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Entangld
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01:36 AM on 07/10/2010
some risk is unreasonable no matter what your profile is. Those risk profiles are adjusting for intrinsic risk in the asset classes. Sometimes the big dogs go overboard with other people's money.
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ChicagoBob
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09:09 AM on 07/10/2010
"...supposed to be acting on your behalf..."

Did you get this from "Bear Sterns 101" or was it something you read in an 1950's business text?
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09:02 PM on 07/09/2010
The MBA is grossly over rated. These schools are producing people who know something about marketing and financial manipulation, and little else. They take charge of perfectly good, productive American companies, eliminate manufacturing and the jobs, eliminate R and D expenditures thus guaranteeing no future products, purchase all goods overseas, locate their headquarters overseas to eliminate U.S. taxes, and generally trash opportunities for the majority of the American middle class. Many other graduates go to banks and Wall Street, where they execute schemes to steal from the public. Who needs most of them?
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Enroh Mot
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09:27 PM on 07/09/2010
Fanned....China!
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KristinNoelle
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09:49 PM on 07/09/2010
Bitter much?
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Enroh Mot
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10:14 PM on 07/09/2010
When you speak the truth you don't need to be bitter, only honest.
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Enroh Mot
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08:38 PM on 07/09/2010
The best business school today is the University of Las Vegas, they have a really good gambling course, you could get a job on Wall Street right away.
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07:06 AM on 07/10/2010
Even better when gamble with other's money and get promised payoff even when losing the bet.
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gypsysailor
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08:38 PM on 07/09/2010
These are some of the same schools who's professors told their students it was okay to fight regulation to bring about a free market place where you could take your clients money and do whatever you wanted to with it. With no effect on themselves. After all, morals had nothing to do with business.
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ixington
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12:24 PM on 07/10/2010
I bet the schools also include "the proper use of contractions" and "homophone awareness" in their curricula.
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malvones
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07:56 PM on 07/09/2010
Phoenix Online MBA is not listed here? Filthy elitists.
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SSCHIEFRSHA
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07:25 PM on 07/09/2010
What? No HBS? How dare you?
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Lance Jones
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07:19 PM on 07/09/2010
Wharton '06!
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AmericaninIndia
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01:17 AM on 07/10/2010
Here's to both Chicago Booth and Wharton...two very good schools. I'm a Chicago alumnus, but is the only other B School to which I would have gone.

HBS? Don't waste my time.
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AmericaninIndia
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01:19 AM on 07/10/2010
Sorry...fingers too fast. I meant to say that Wharton is the only other B School I would have attended...
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kaykaythere
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06:45 PM on 07/09/2010
What FECK U not on here?? poor poor Glenn
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Dennis
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06:22 PM on 07/09/2010
How many of them teach spoken Chinese?
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