Prepared by the Economist Intelligence Unit, this volume profiles about 40 European and 40 North American schools plus a dozen from elsewhere in the world. Chapters on why to get an MBA, types of programs, and how to choose and get into the right school. Users can rank and screen MBA programs by selecting their own variables from categories such as location and type of program, average GPA, class size, percent of graduates getting jobs, number of women and minorities, number of doctoral faculty, tuition, etc. Additional schools are profiled and websites provided for 100 B-Schools. Schools Descriptions of individual schools include number accepted and where from, LSAT scores and GPAs, curriculum, special programs, library and career services.
Tables give number and type of minority students and faculty.
The ABA accredits but does not rank. Online - Best Law Schools Rates schools on quality of teaching, employment rate, reputation, Bar pass rate and faculty student relations. Related links cover student satisfaction and other Princeton Review data. They generally list faculty areas of specialization, and may provide information such as admission requirements, number enrolled or number of degrees awarded in the previous year. Inclusion in one of these directories does not necessarily mean endorsement or accreditation by the sponsoring association.