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Fascinating. Booth's now above Stanford. Wharton and Harvard are now the GOATs.

NYU stern moved up to 12 from 20 last year, now tied with Duke Fuqua. That's where Stern's traditionally been, but was artificially devalued last year do to a reporting omission.

USC was 34 last year, and now it's 24. Cornell's Johnson seems to have dropped a few points too, now below UCLA. ASU had a huge rise too now in t25, that scholarship $$ money helps.

 

What is pretty clear is that it is H/S/W and then everyone else. historical rankings and perception suggest that.

 
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