monk dadu

The Wall Street Journal's Guide to the Top Business Schools 2003" has listed the top 100 Business Schools. While the first 50 schools are ranked, the runner-up 50 schools are listed in alphabetical order.

560 schools participated for the ranking. Only 8 Canadian business schools made it to the top 100. Ivey came up 42, and Rotman - 46. JMSB of Concordia, HEC, McGill, Queen's, UBC and Schulich of York featured in the runner-up 50.

wutong

My friend, where can you get 100 top B-schools list from WSJ? I've read through the WSJ.com. It seems there's only top 50 and then the next tier (see following), in which only York, McGill are included.This is the first time McGill appeared in the list.

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The Next Tier
These schools (listed in alphabetical order) received 20 or more recruiter ratings and so were eligible for the top-50 ranking. But their scores were lower than those of the 50 ranked schools. Five of the schools were ranked in 2001: Babson College (No. 40), Rice University (46), University of Minnesota (47), York University (48) and IESE (50)

College (Business School)
University of Arizona (Eller)
Arizona State University
Babson College (F.W. Olin)
Erasmus University (Rotterdam)
Georgetown University (McDonough)
University of Georgia (Terry)
Georgia Institute of Technology (DuPree)
IESE
University of Iowa (Tippie)
McGill University
University of Minnesota (Carlson)
Pennsylvania State University (Smeal)
Rice University (Jones)
Texas A&M University (Mays)
University of Washington
York University (Schulich)

Source: The Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive survey

tryit

Agree with Wutong. I got the same information as what you got

monk dadu

What you have read is the briefing cuz the website does not provide the full essay unless you are a subscription member.
Go get the subscribed version, or log in another web: www.businessweek.com and see what they rank.