Using information from surveys sent to 18,500 alumni from 102 MBA
programs, Forbes produces a biennial ranking (from information given by
the graduates of 2002) that takes into consideration the following: return
on investment, specifically compensation five years after graduation minus
tuition and forgone salary during time in school, and what students would
have expected to make had they remained in their jobs prior to Business
School. For the U.S. ranking, only two year programs are eligible.
Source: Forbes
