When Canadian Business published our first issue devoted to Canadian MBA programs in 1992, our ranking was based on a 15-question survey written by a panel of business school deans and business leaders. Over the past decade, we’ve refined our methodology significantly. For a few years, our ranking was no more than an opinion poll; other years, we skipped the ranking portion of the issue altogether. In 1997, we decided to get back to business and introduced a new ranking system based on the return on investment (ROI) each MBA school provided its graduates. And last year, we rolled that ROI survey into a new, comprehensive ranking system that took into account, among other things, diversity, international appeal and alumni satisfaction.
This year, for our 10th annual look at Canada’s MBA programs, we’ve built upon the successes of all of our previous rankings. You’ll find more numbers, facts and figures than in any of our nine previous MBA reports. You’ll also find stories on how the tight job market and tech industry downturn have affected what students are looking for in an MBA program, on the place of women in business schools and on the latest craze in the world of executive MBAs-Canadian programs partnering with those offered by US schools for greater brand recognition.
Subject: MBA Program Rankings
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