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By Karen Schweitzer, About.com Guide to Business School since 2005

Business School Rankings

Thursday August 3, 2006
Love them or hate them, business school rankings are important. Top schools turn out highly sought-after graduates. School reputation is important. The more ties a business school has with different industries and employers, the better. Top business schools also tend to attract the greatest volume of recruiters and offer the best opportunities for new graduates.

However, you should never judge a school based on business school rankings alone. Schools that are less prominent may have a program that suits your needs and aspirations better than any nationally ranked schools. Lesser known regional schools can also be a good choice if you plan to stay in the area. Often times, these schools have the strongest relationships with local industries and employers.

For more information on business school rankings, visit the lists of top business schools.

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