Booth better than Wharton?
Is Booth more prestigious than Wharton? Especially these days, and with the number 1 ranking. Thanks!
Is Booth more prestigious than Wharton? Especially these days, and with the number 1 ranking. Thanks!
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Stanford and Harvard both have a claim to the top seat. I personally believe Stanford is #1 but there are perfectly valid arguments for why Harvard is #1. They're essentially interchangeable.
Wharton is clear #3. Worse than Stanford and Harvard but solidly better than the rest.
The rest of the schools can fight among themselves, but the top 3 are not going anywhere in the near term at least, no matter what the idiots at US News say to generate clicks.
No.
Booth isn't even solo #1, it's tied for #1 with Wharton lol. I don't think looking at past 5/10 year average trend, Booth has ever been above Wharton.
This might be helpful if you want to zoom out from YoY rankings: https://www.reddit.com/r/MBA/comments/trflk2/all_us_news_rankings_for_t…
Good joke
More prestigious? No. But in terms of rigor and actual learning that gets done, Booth is clearly above Wharton. But, who goes to business school to pull all nighters in the library
Current Booth student. I don't think anyone here really cares tbh. At the Wharton/Booth level of MBA you will get looks anywhere and it's up to you to convert those opportunities. The Wharton name carries more prestige imo, especially to the general public.
No wtf
The Booth argument might make sense if you were talking PhD, given the Nobels, but not for MBA. Chicago is where fun goes to die.
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