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High School: Pennsylvania: Wharton
Wharton has chaired the Global MBA table for the 12th time since this ranking began in 1999. The US School Alumni reported the third highest average weight salary to $ 241,522. School success is also due to the first point in the search category, based on the volume of articles written in selected academic and practicing journals. Wharton also improves his position in the Alumni career progress category, going to the 15th place.
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Higher wages: Harvard
The five high -weight alumni schools are all in Harvard graduates earning more on average, about $ 257,000. This figure exceeds Alumni’s average wage from other institutions with more than $ 10,000. Harvard Alumni surveyed for the ranking said that MBA was transformative and offered exposure to opportunities that would not have been accessible. The school is in the 13th place in common in general.
The best value for money: Georgia: Terry
MBA at Terry College of Business offers the best value for money for a second year in a row. This is due to the low course costs, minimum income lost during MBA and salary improvements three years after completion. The US school, ranked 55th, is also sixth for its career services. Alumni praised the work of the staff to help them provide good career movements. The network of graduates was also applauded by graduates.
Higher New Input: Iim kozhikode
The Indian Institute of Kozhikode Management is the highest new entry, in 86th place. Its success is partly due to one of the highest salaries increases three years after completion, to 242 percent. The school is 10th for money, measured by alumni salaries, course length, education and other costs. Alumni also praised network opportunities and how the course curriculum reflects the latest trends in the industry.
High School in Asia-Pacific: Ceibs
For ninth year in a row, CEIBS, in Shanghai, holds its position as the highest rank provider in the Asia-Pacific region, and is in 12th place in general. It is one of the two schools in the region to make the first 20 places. Alumni reported an average salary of $ 194,589 and an increase of 164 percent of their money income MBA. School also saw a significant improvement in the ranking of Alumni’s career, jumping from the 20th to the seventh.
The greatest rogue: Fordham: Gabelli
Fordham climbs 22 places to 78. Alumni reported significant improvements in learning financial, communicative and project management. Their experience matches the growth of the school in MBA’s ranking this year. Fordam improved its placements in all, but eight categories, with at least a 20-seat growth in four places for the diversity of the sector, which is based on the place where students worked before they start their maintenance.
Greatest salary increase: Xlri – Xavier
Xlri-Management School Xavier reported the highest average salary growth, to 249 percent, from pre-it so far, receiving them to $ 142,022. This helped the Indian school set up the third elevator – with 16 seats to unite 83 in general. Climbing school rankings is also due to an increase in career progress, plus Egg Teaching and Net Net Categories. The latter measures the proportion of the essential classes of teaching on Egg.
Top for sector diversity: Audication
In the 90th place in general, Audencia is at the top for the diversity of the sector, which measures the range of industries in which students worked before their MBA. Audencia is also one of the two gender equality schools of the class in its latest group. The French school grew from the 10th to the second place in the rank of international course experience, which measures the number of alumni that completed exchanges or practices overseas, lasting at least one month.