Harvard University (Harvard
Harvard, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, is a world-famous private research university and a member of the famous Ivy League school. The United States of America has eight presidents, 133 Nobel Prize winners (the first in the world) and 18 Fields Medal winners (the first in the world).
13 Turing Prize winner (fourth in the world) once worked or studied here. They have lofty academic status and extensive influence in many fields such as literature, medicine, law and business studies, and are recognized as one of the top higher education institutions in the world today.
Harvard Business School (HBS) is a well-known institution for training business talents in the United States. It was once known as the "West Point Military Academy" in business circles. It is said that about15 of the top 500 companies in the United States hold senior manager positions.
Graduated from HBS. The average GMAT score of HBS freshmen enrolled in autumn is 707, and international candidates are also required to provide TOEFL or IELTS scores.
2. Stanford University
Stanford University (full name Leland Stanford Junior)
University), referred to as "Stanford", is located in Palo Alto, southern San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA.
Alto) is a world-famous private research university, located near the world-famous high-tech park Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley Stanford University (Silicon)
Valley) has laid a solid foundation and trained many high-tech product leaders and entrepreneurial talents, including founders of Hewlett-Packard, Google, Yahoo, Nike, Logitech, Tesla Motors, Firefox, EA, Sun Microsystems, NVIDIA, Cisco, Silicon Valley Graphics and Yi Bei. In addition, Stanford University's alumni include 30 wealthy entrepreneurs and 17 astronauts, and it is also one of the institutions that train the largest number of US congressmen. According to Forbes magazine 20 10, Stanford University ranks second with 28 billionaires, second only to Harvard University.
When recruiting new students, stanford graduate school of business emphasizes the applicant's intelligence level, leadership potential, personal quality and team contribution. When applying for MBA major in Stanford University, the applicant should submit three letters of recommendation in addition to TOEFL and GMAT scores.
3. University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania (Penn)
), referred to as UPenn, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is the world's top private research university, one of the eight famous Ivy League universities, and the top academic alliance of American University North Association.
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One of the 14 founding member schools of the university. Founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1740, the University of Pennsylvania is the fourth oldest institution of higher education in the United States, and the first modern institution of higher learning engaged in science, technology and humanities education in the United States.
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Wharton Business School is one of the most famous colleges in the University of Pennsylvania. In recent years, Wharton Business School has enrolled 1 165 applicants out of 6 189 applicants, of which 38% are international students. Applicants need to provide two letters of recommendation, four papers, GMAT and TOEFL scores to the hospital.
4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Technology), referred to as Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts (Greater Boston area).
, is a world-renowned private research university. By the end of 20 16, among MIT alumni, faculty and researchers, there were 85 Nobel Prize winners (the sixth in the world), 6 Fields Prize winners (the first in the world 10) and 2 Turing Prize winners (the second in the world).
MIT's Si Long School of Management enrolls more than 330 MBAs from nearly 2,500 applicants every year.
The average age of freshmen is about 28 years old, and the average work experience is about 5 years. Based on MIT's profound knowledge in science and engineering, especially in computer science, most graduates are engaged in consulting, investment banking and software industry.
5. Northwest University
Northwestern University (NU for short) is a world-famous private research university and one of the Big Ten.
The member schools are also the only private universities in the alliance. Northwest University in the authoritative "American News and World Report" (US
News) ranked 12 in the national comprehensive university undergraduate ranking in 20 17, and Times Higher Education ranked 20th in the world university ranking in 20 17. Northwest university's medical college, engineering college, education college, music college, etc. All of them rank among the top 20 in the United States all the year round. There are 1 1 Nobel Prize winners, and 38 Pulitzer Prize winners have worked or studied here. By the end of 20 15, Northwest University had received about 1065438+900 million dollars in donations, making it one of the richest10 universities in the United States.
The Kellogg School of Management of Northwest University currently offers one-year and two-year MBAs.
Learning project. In recent years, Kellogg Business School has recruited 502 two-year and 73 one-year MBA freshmen from 4,449 applicants. The average GMAT score of freshmen is 703.
6. University of Chicago
University of Chicago (University of Chicago)
Chicago), referred to as "Chicago", is located in Chicago, the international financial center of the United States. It is a world-famous private research university and ranks among the top ten universities in the world all the year round. Chicago School of Economics was born.
Many Chicago schools, such as School of Economics, mainly focus on humanities and social sciences, and have walked out of more than 30% of the Nobel Prize winners in economics in the world [8].
It is one of the most important research and teaching centers in economics, law and sociology in the world.
In recent years, the Booth School of Business of the University of Chicago has enrolled 550 MBA students, 53 of whom are from all over the world.
Different countries and regions. The average age of freshmen is 28 years old and they have about 5 years of work experience. The average GMAT score of freshmen is 703 (80%).
640-760). The University of Chicago Booth School of Business enrolls students in three rounds in autumn, and the final deadline is March 14. The materials that applicants need to submit are: TOEFL and GMAT.
Grade, two letters of recommendation, undergraduate report card, resume, application paper.
7. Dartmouth College, Dartmouth College
Dartmouth college (Dartmouth
College), founded in 1769, is the oldest university in the United States and one of the eight famous private Ivy League. Located in the small town of Hanover, New Hampshire. According to Pastor Liza Willoch's original intention of establishing this school, it is to train young people and young whites from local Indian tribes.
The undergraduate enrollment competition is fierce, and the undergraduate enrollment rate is only 10.3%. Like Brown University, which is also one of the famous Ivy League schools, one of its biggest characteristics is small and refined. Today, with the increasing university population, Dartmouth College maintains a strict enrollment system and a very high entrance threshold. The teacher-student ratio is about 1:7, which is a small and high-quality private research university. There are about 4,200 undergraduates, 2,000 postgraduates and professors 108 1 person. Three Nobel Prize winners have studied here. Dartmouth College is famous for its small class teaching, with a teacher-student ratio of 7: 1, and 63.8% of the classes have less than 20 students.
Tucker Business School of Dartmouth College enrolls about 250 students every year. Freshmen come from all over the world 3 1.
Country, with an average age of 29 and working experience of about 5 years. The average GMAT score of freshmen is 699, and the highest score is 780.
8. University of California, Berkeley
University of California at Berkeley,
Berkeley), located in Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area, USA, is a world-famous public research university, which enjoys a high reputation in academic circles. It ranks 3rd in the ARWU academic ranking of world universities on 20 16 and 4th in usnews World University. Berkeley has trained a large number of talents for Silicon Valley in South Bay, including Intel founders Gordon Moore and Andy Grove and Apple founder stephen wozniak.
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In recent years, business schools have enrolled 249 freshmen from 39 countries and regions in the world from 2 170 applicants. The average age of freshmen is 28 years old, with more than 5 years of work experience, and the average GMAT score is 703.
9. Columbia University Columbia University
Columbia University is a world-famous private research university located in Manhattan, new york, USA. It was established in 1754 according to the King's Charter promulgated by King George II of England. It was originally named King's College. 1896 officially changed its name to Columbia University (1784- 1896 is Columbia College) and moved to the present Morning Edge Highland (.
Heights) Campus is an Ivy League school and one of the founding members of association of american universities. Columbia University is one of the five oldest universities in the United States, with 98 Nobel Prize winners, ranking second in the world. There are also four American presidents, including Obama and Roosevelt, and 34 heads of state. 20 17
The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education ranks American universities, and Columbia University ranks third.
Columbia University Business School has enrolled 5 15 freshmen in recent years, with an average age of 28 years and the highest GMAT score of 790. The industries that freshmen engaged in before entering school are concentrated in financial services, investment banking and consulting. Students applying for MBA in Columbia University Business School must submit TOEFL and GMAT scores, four papers, undergraduate GPA and two letters of recommendation.
10, UCLA
University of California, Los Angeles
The University of Los Angeles (UCLA) is a public research university located in Los Angeles, California, USA. It is a first-class comprehensive university in the United States. UCLA is the cradle of American professionals in business finance, high-tech industry, film art, etc. It offers 337 degrees in different disciplines and is one of the most widely trained universities in the United States.
UCLA ranks 15 in the Times Global University Ranking (the latest ranking is 14 on 20 17) and 10 in the American News Global University Ranking on 20 17. University of California at Los Angeles.
A total of 65,438+06 professors and graduates have won the Nobel Prize, and they are also famous for their outstanding achievements in the Olympic Games. Students or alumni of UCLA have participated in every Olympic Games since 1928 and won 233 Olympic medals (123 gold, 54 silver and 56 bronze), ranking third in the United States.
In recent years, the Anderson School of Business at UCLA has admitted 360 freshmen from 2,609 applicants. The average age of freshmen is 28 years old, with an average GMAT score of 704 and an average GPA of 3.6. 94% freshmen have 2 years or above working experience, and finance, high-tech industry and consulting industry are the most popular professional backgrounds of the college.