Guys, I'm trying to come up with the list of top 10 MSF programs in the US. Right now I have a list of 17 programs. Can you help me to eliminate the weakest among them? And if I missed some strong programs, let me know, please. The list: MIT, Princeton University, Vanderbilt University, Washington University in St. Louis, Boston College, University of Florida, Southern Methodist University, University of Texas – Austin, Tulane University, Villanova University, Baruch College, George Washington University, University of Maryland, Ohio State University, Purdue University, Syracuse University, University of Rochester.
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I saw your comment. I just don't think that MBA rankings reflect the value of MSF from any particular university. Some school easily may have strong MSF, but bad MBA program.
feel free to pay your way and find out. i don't have much more to say. busy
Florida is closed to outside students.
MIT, Vanderbilt, wustl, Villanova, USC, BC, UTA, SMU, OSU, UIUC. Maybe UVA if you don't have an UG business degree.
Those programs have placements, a good rep and/or have been around a while.
If you have a geo focus the list might shift some, but that's about it. If you want to add MMS programs you could add Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, etc.
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