Best MBA Programs 2013 (By Specialty)

Bloomberg Businessweek created this B-school ranking largely on voluntary participation, if you haven't read it http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-02-19/the-best-mba-programs-b…

Stats:

Entrepreneurship:

1. Stanford.
2. MIT (Sloan)
3. Babson (Olin)
4. Haas (UC Berkeley)
5. Chicago (Booth)

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I don't understand specialty rankings, and I especially don't understand a specialty ranking for entrepreneurship...

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