Top 10 MBA 2024 - Linkedin

LinkedIn recently released their second-annual ranking of the top MBA programs to advance your career. You can see the full list and methodology here.

We've curated the list and has provided a summary of the full list by providing the best 10 MBA programs below.

1. Stanford Graduate School of Business (Stanford University)



Stanford University Graduate School of Business


Most common job titles*: Founder, Product Manager, Chief of Staff | Top locations: San Francisco (US), New York City (US), Los Angeles (US)

Location: Stanford, CA

Most common job titles: Founder, Product Manager, Chief of Staff | Top locations: San Francisco (US), N🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for career advancement and leadership potential.

*The most common job titles and locations reflect aggregated public member data from active LinkedIn profiles of alumni of each program.

2. INSEAD



INSEAD


Most common job titles: Product Manager, Strategy Consultant, Founder | | Top locations: London (GB), Paris (FR), The Randstad (NL)


Alternative MBA programs: Global Executive MBA (EMBA), Tsinghua-INSEAD EMBA

🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for advancement and leadership

3. Harvard Business School (Harvard University)



Harvard Business School, Boston, MA


Most common job titles: Product Manager, Founder, Chief of Staff | Top locations: Boston (US), New York City (US), San Francisco (US) 

Alternative MBA programs: 2+2 Program

🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for advancement and leadership

4. The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania)



The Wharton School, Philadelphia, PA


Most common job titles: Investment Banking Associate, Product Manager, Founder | Top locations: New York City (US), Philadelphia (US), San Francisco (US) | Alternative MBA programs: EMBA

🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for job placement and leadership

5. Sloan School of Management (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)



MIT Sloan School of Management, Cambridge, MA


Most common job titles: Product Manager, Founder, Investment Banking Associate | Top locations: Boston (US), New York City (US), San Francisco (US) 

Alternative MBA programs: Sloan Fellows MBA, EMBA

🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for advancement

6. Indian School of Business



Indian School of Business, Hyderabad | Mohali


Most common job titles: Product Manager, Program Manager, Management Consultant | Top locations: Mumbai (IN), Delhi (IN), Bengaluru (IN) | 

Alternative MBA programs: EMBA, Weekend EMBA

7. Kellogg School of Management (Northwestern University)



Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management, Evanston, Illinois


Most common job titles: Product Manager, Investment Banking Associate, Brand Manager | Top locations: Chicago (US), San Francisco (US), New York City (US) 

Alternative MBA programs: Part-Time MBA, EMBA

🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for job placement

8. Tuck School of Business (Dartmouth College)



The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, Hanover, NH


Most common job titles: Investment Banking Associate, Product Manager, Product Marketing Manager | Top locations: Boston (US), New York City (US), San Francisco (US)

9. Columbia Business School (Columbia University)



Columbia Business School, New York, NY


Most common job titles: Investment Banking Associate, Product Manager, Founder | Top locations: New York City (US), San Francisco (US), London (GB) 

Alternative MBA programs: EMBA

10. Booth School of Business (University of Chicago)



The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Chicago, Illinois


Most common job titles: Investment Banking Associate, Product Manager, Strategy Consultant | Top locations: Chicago (US), New York City (US), San Francisco (US) 

Alternative MBA programs: Weekend MBA, Evening MBA, EMBA, Early Career MBA

🏆Where they stand out: Top 5 program for job placement

Methodology

Our methodology evaluates full-time programs, and we've listed alternative programs at each school when available.

Our methodology uses LinkedIn data to rank full-time MBA programs based on five pillars: hiring and demand; ability to advance; network strength; leadership potential; and gender diversity. Hiring and demand tracks job placement rates and labor market demand, focusing on recent graduate cohorts from 2019-2023. This assessment is based on LinkedIn hiring data and recruiter InMail outreach data. Ability to advance tracks promotions among recent cohorts. It also tracks how quickly all past alumni have reached director or VP-level leadership roles. This assessment is based on standardized job titles. Network strength tracks network depth, or how connected alumni of the same program are to each other; network quality of the recent cohorts (2019-2023), measured by average connections alumni have with individuals in director-level positions or above; and network growth rate of the recent cohort before and after graduation. This assessment is based on member connection data. Leadership potential tracks the percentage of alumni with post-MBA entrepreneurship or C-suite experience. Finally, Gender diversity measures gender parity within recent graduate cohorts.

To be eligible, MBA programs must be full-time programs and accredited by AACSB or Equis. Programs must have at least 1,500 total alumni, with at least 400 of them graduating within the recent cohort (2019-2023). We exclude executive MBAs, part-time MBAs, and certificate-based MBAs from our analysis. Depending on the specific metric in question, our methodology either encompasses all alumni or recent graduate cohorts, as defined by those who graduated between 2019 and 2023. This analysis represents the world seen through the lens of LinkedIn data, drawn from the anonymized and aggregated profile information of LinkedIn's members around the world.

Additional Insights

*Company insights were sourced from LinkedIn Talent Insights. Data reflects aggregated public member data from active LinkedIn profiles and includes alumni profiles associated with the program on LinkedIn. Job titles data measures the most common job titles members indicated on their profile for their first job after graduating from their MBA. Locations data measures the most common locations associated with a member’s first job after their MBA.

Check out the full list and methodology here.

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