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re: Southern Business and Law School Rankings
Posted on 6/29/26 at 8:35 am to ClassicCityAlum
Posted on 6/29/26 at 8:35 am to ClassicCityAlum
I've heard Auburn's business school is under the radar strong and continues to improve (Harbert).
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Posted on 6/29/26 at 8:37 am to CatfishJohn
For business schools, I like looking at the P&Q index.
It's a composite score from different ranking sources, kind of like a recruiting composite score.
If you're curious:
Composite Rank School
1 Northwestern (Kellogg)
2 Harvard Business School
3 Columbia Business School
4 Dartmouth (Tuck)
5 Virginia (Darden)
7 Cornell (Johnson)
6 New York (Stern)
8 Pennsylvania (Wharton)
9 Michigan (Ross)
10 UCLA (Anderson)
11 MIT (Sloan)
12 Chicago (Booth)
13 Texas-Austin (McCombs)
14 UC-Berkeley (Haas)
15 Duke (Fuqua)
16 Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)
17 Yale SOM
18 Vanderbilt (Owen)
19 Washington (Olin)
20 Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller)
21 North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)
22 Emory (Goizueta)
23 Washington (Foster)
24 Southern California (Marshall)
25 Georgetown (McDonough)
26 Stanford GSB
27 Rice (Jones)
28 Notre Dame (Mendoza)
29 Georgia (Terry)
30 Rochester (Simon)
31 Arizona State (Carey)
32 UC-Irvine (Merage)
33 Texas-Dallas (Jindal)
34 Boston University (Questrom)
35 Florida (Hough)
36 William & Mary (Mason)
37 Brigham Young (Marriott)
38 Texas A&M (Mays)
39 Indiana (Kelley)
40 Fordham (Gabelli)
41 University of Miami (Herbert)
42 Southern Methodist (Cox)
43 Minnesota (Carlson)
44 Wisconsin
45 Babson College (Olin)
46 Ohio State (Fisher)
47 Maryland (Smith)
48 Hult International
49 Texas Christian (Neeley)
50 Rutgers Business School
51 Michigan State (Broad)
52 Utah (Eccles)
53 Pittsburgh (Katz)
54 Tennessee-Knoxville (Haslam)
55 Boston College (Carroll)
56 Northeastern (D’Amore-McKim)
57 Baylor (Hankamer)
58 American (Kogod)
59 Tulane (Freeman)
60 Syracuse (Whitman)
61 Iowa State
62 Baruch (Zicklin)
63 Kentucky (Gatton)
64 Auburn (Harbert)
65 Arkansas (Walton)
66 Alabama (Manderson)
67 George Washington
68 Cincinnati (Lindner)
70 Buffalo (SUNY)
71 Colorado (Leeds)
72 Oklahoma (Price)
73 UC-Davis
73 Chapman (Argyros)
73 Arizona (Eller)
76 Pepperdine (Graziadio)
76 Stevens Institute of Technology
76 UC-San Diego (Rady)
79 Texas Tech (Rawls)
80 South Carolina (Moore)
81 Kansas
83 Massachusetts-Amherst (Isenberg)
81 Charleston
69 Oklahoma State (Spears)
84 North Carolina A&T (Deese)
84 Detroit Mercy
86 San Diego (Knauss)
87 Tampa (Sykes)
88 Morgan State (Graves)
89 Willamette (Atkinson)
90 Rollins (Crummer)
90 Case Western (Weatherhead)
90 Mississippi
90 Loyola Maryland (Sellinger)
94 Pace (Lubin)
94 NC State (Poole)
96 Johns Hopkins (Carey)
96 Louisiana State (Ourso)
98 Lehigh
99 Temple (Fox)
100 Binghamton (SUNY)
It's a composite score from different ranking sources, kind of like a recruiting composite score.
If you're curious:
Composite Rank School
1 Northwestern (Kellogg)
2 Harvard Business School
3 Columbia Business School
4 Dartmouth (Tuck)
5 Virginia (Darden)
7 Cornell (Johnson)
6 New York (Stern)
8 Pennsylvania (Wharton)
9 Michigan (Ross)
10 UCLA (Anderson)
11 MIT (Sloan)
12 Chicago (Booth)
13 Texas-Austin (McCombs)
14 UC-Berkeley (Haas)
15 Duke (Fuqua)
16 Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)
17 Yale SOM
18 Vanderbilt (Owen)
19 Washington (Olin)
20 Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller)
21 North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)
22 Emory (Goizueta)
23 Washington (Foster)
24 Southern California (Marshall)
25 Georgetown (McDonough)
26 Stanford GSB
27 Rice (Jones)
28 Notre Dame (Mendoza)
29 Georgia (Terry)
30 Rochester (Simon)
31 Arizona State (Carey)
32 UC-Irvine (Merage)
33 Texas-Dallas (Jindal)
34 Boston University (Questrom)
35 Florida (Hough)
36 William & Mary (Mason)
37 Brigham Young (Marriott)
38 Texas A&M (Mays)
39 Indiana (Kelley)
40 Fordham (Gabelli)
41 University of Miami (Herbert)
42 Southern Methodist (Cox)
43 Minnesota (Carlson)
44 Wisconsin
45 Babson College (Olin)
46 Ohio State (Fisher)
47 Maryland (Smith)
48 Hult International
49 Texas Christian (Neeley)
50 Rutgers Business School
51 Michigan State (Broad)
52 Utah (Eccles)
53 Pittsburgh (Katz)
54 Tennessee-Knoxville (Haslam)
55 Boston College (Carroll)
56 Northeastern (D’Amore-McKim)
57 Baylor (Hankamer)
58 American (Kogod)
59 Tulane (Freeman)
60 Syracuse (Whitman)
61 Iowa State
62 Baruch (Zicklin)
63 Kentucky (Gatton)
64 Auburn (Harbert)
65 Arkansas (Walton)
66 Alabama (Manderson)
67 George Washington
68 Cincinnati (Lindner)
70 Buffalo (SUNY)
71 Colorado (Leeds)
72 Oklahoma (Price)
73 UC-Davis
73 Chapman (Argyros)
73 Arizona (Eller)
76 Pepperdine (Graziadio)
76 Stevens Institute of Technology
76 UC-San Diego (Rady)
79 Texas Tech (Rawls)
80 South Carolina (Moore)
81 Kansas
83 Massachusetts-Amherst (Isenberg)
81 Charleston
69 Oklahoma State (Spears)
84 North Carolina A&T (Deese)
84 Detroit Mercy
86 San Diego (Knauss)
87 Tampa (Sykes)
88 Morgan State (Graves)
89 Willamette (Atkinson)
90 Rollins (Crummer)
90 Case Western (Weatherhead)
90 Mississippi
90 Loyola Maryland (Sellinger)
94 Pace (Lubin)
94 NC State (Poole)
96 Johns Hopkins (Carey)
96 Louisiana State (Ourso)
98 Lehigh
99 Temple (Fox)
100 Binghamton (SUNY)
Posted on 6/29/26 at 9:51 am to CatfishJohn
Not sure how this is even quantified anymore and how much difference can their possibly be...
I have worked for 4 multimillionaire entrepreneurs, and the wealthiest had a 9th grade education.
The real world is changing and far harder than anything a college can teach... Colleges teach how things were done 10 years ago and not what is happening today.... They teach how it should be, but the real world isn't.... They teach you hive mentality when true businessmen couldn't be further from that.
You have to be tenacious and basically ignorant of the challenges that lie ahead to make it...m Just pure on stubborn that your idea will work no matter....
Business schools gives us the idiot bud light, target, Gillette, cracker barrel moron, bubble critter's who think their customer smell like Walmart... or give a flying frick about social issues.
I have worked for 4 multimillionaire entrepreneurs, and the wealthiest had a 9th grade education.
The real world is changing and far harder than anything a college can teach... Colleges teach how things were done 10 years ago and not what is happening today.... They teach how it should be, but the real world isn't.... They teach you hive mentality when true businessmen couldn't be further from that.
You have to be tenacious and basically ignorant of the challenges that lie ahead to make it...m Just pure on stubborn that your idea will work no matter....
Business schools gives us the idiot bud light, target, Gillette, cracker barrel moron, bubble critter's who think their customer smell like Walmart... or give a flying frick about social issues.
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