This Pennsylvania Business School is Better Than Harvard

If you're looking to attend graduate school in business and want to stay in Pennsylvania, one Pennsylvania business school has been ranked better than Harvard by experts. A new report out about the top business colleges in America that says this Pennsylvania business school is actually the No. 2 best in the U.S. So, get ready to get your smarts on at this school. The Pennsylvania Business School That's Better Than Harvard The experts at USNews.com have released their annual tally of the best colleges and universities in America, including graduate schools. If you're looking to earn a master's degree in business, it could come in very handy in a few ways. "Earning a master's degree in business enables students to build professional networks, identify career opportunities, and improve their prospects for promotions and raises," they state. U.S. News' Best Business Schools rankings look at full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs and their career placement success, student excellence and qualitative assessments, from experts. "This methodology was designed with relatively recent college graduates looking to attend a full-time in-person or hybrid graduate program in mind, and is different from methodologies on college-level business programs, fully online business degrees or part-time MBAs that U.S. News ranks separately," they state. USNews.com has been doing college rankings for as long as I can remember, so they tend to be very accurate. Before we get to our state, let's look at the No. 1 best business graduate school in the entire country. According to their experts and research, it's Stanford University and their full-time MBA program. If you're curious, their tuition is full-time at $79,860 per year, and 60.90% of graduates of the full-time program are employed. They offer a variety of departments and concentrations, including accounting, business analytics, e-commerce, economics, entrepreneurship, ethics, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management and more. They often top this list, so seeing Stanford at No. 1 isn't a big surprise. What's cool is that one Pennsylvania business school is No. 2 on the tally. The University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia is tied with Northwestern University near Chicago for the No. 2 spot. For the University of Pennsylvania's full-time MBA program, it's $79,800 per year and executive $223,500 for the total program. According to their numbers, upon graduation, 83.90% of graduates of the full-time program are employed. If you're wondering, Harvard is No. 6. I think it's fantastic to see this popular Pennsylvania business school make the cut. [select-listicle listicle_id="293480" syndication_name="in-demand-high-paying-remote-jobs" description="no"]