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MBA-level programs ranked in top 100 worldwide by Financial Times


In a special report released January 29 by the Financial Times of London, the Moore School's MBA-level programs were ranked 72nd among the world's top 100 full-time MBA programs.  In 2005, the programs were ranked 78th.

The schools are ranked on a variety of factors, including graduates' salaries, career progress, and placement success; value for money; number of female students and faculty; number of faculty with doctorates; number of international students; international mobility of graduates; and other criteria.

The average annual salary today for Moore MBA graduates is $82,962, according to the newspaper report.  Those alumni saw their salaries increase 110 percent from the beginning of the MBA program to three years after graduation, the survey said. In addition, Moore School was ranked #2 for international business based on alumni satisfaction, and #1 for international experience, based on criteria measuring students' international exposure during the program.

The survey also reported that 88 percent of Moore's MBA-level graduates of 2006 had gained employment within three months of graduation.  
  
Dean Joel A. Smith III said he was "extremely pleased" at the new Financial Times ranking, crediting, among other things, the school's restructured placement office, its comprehensive training programs in job search techniques and career management for first- and second-year MBA-level students, and the school's faculty and staff.


View the rankings on the Financial Times Web site at www.ft.com

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