Business School Profiles- Class Size

The following sheet would give you an idea about the class size at various Business Schools.Class size is one of the important factors that students consider while selecting a Business School. Both small class size and large class size have their own benefits.

Here are some of the excerpts that I gathered from Business Week and various Schools. Read on.

Benefits of a Small Community as mentioned by students.

Babcock is a very integrated program that enabled me to learn a lot about a variety of disciplines such as finance, operations, marketing, etc. In addition, the small size fosters a close relationship between students and faculty. Finally, alumni and other staff were readily available to assist in career search and other aspects of the MBA program. — Investment Banking

The Simon School’s class size is small and it allows the students to have a lot of face time with professors and career management staff. Additionally, I am much more capable to tackle real-life business decisions than I was before I began my MBA program. — Operations

I loved Stanford’s MBA program - the size of the class created a real sense of community that made the experience so worthwhile and rich. I got so much out of my 2 years there, both in and out of the classroom, and learned a great deal about myself. — Marketing

Stanford’s small size doesn’t allow anyone to get lost in the cracks. — Marketing


Benefits of a Large Community:

Our community’s size and breadth create a club for almost every interest, from professional opportunities to sports, hobbies, and community service. Each year’s clubs are shaped by the interests of the incoming MBA class – so if you don’t find what you’re looking for, it’s an opportunity to create it!– The Wharton School

I had high expectations for Wharton given the school has a reputation that precedes itself. The students are extremely down to earth, and have unbelievable experiences. And the sheer size of the class – for me, I wanted a larger network versus smaller one. At the hedge fund this summer, I’ve already tapped into other classmates interning at other firms. I was looking at a stock the other day and I remembered that two of my friends were interning at the company this summer. I called them to ask questions. It’s unbelievable to me how quickly you can use that network. The Wharton School

“I came to HBS because I liked the large class size,” says Bobby. “It’s a great way to meet a lot of different people with varied interests and experiences. The large number of international students—about 30 percent of the class—brings a wide range of perspectives to the cases we discuss.” Harvard Business School

Business School Class Size
1 Harvard Business School 900
2 Stanford Graduate School of Business 370
3 Kellogg School of Management 485
4 The Wharton School 800
5 MIT Sloan 350
6 Chicago Booth School of Business 550
7 Haas School of Business 240
8 Tuck School of Business 240
9 Columbia Business School 722
10 Yale School of Management 193
11 NYU L.N.Stern School Of Business 415
12 Fuqua School of Business 434
13 Stephan M. Ross School of Business
360
14 UCLA Andeson School of Management
15 Tepper School of Business 210
16 Darden School of Business 373
17 Johnson School at Cornell University 272
18 McCombs School of Business 264
19 Mc.Donough School of Business 256
20
UNC Kenan Flagler
279
21
USC Marshall
219
22
Goizueta Business School
158
23
Georgia Tech College Of Management
50
24
Kelley School of Business
227
25
Olin Business School
145
26 Fisher College Of Business 143
27
Michael G. Foster School Of Business
104
28
Wisconsin School Of Business
125
29
W.P. Carey School of Business
84
30
BYU Marriot School
149
31
Simon Graduate School of Business
180
32 Krannert School of Management 212
33 Mays Business School 45
34 Carlson Scool of Management 107
35 Mendoza College of Business 134
36 Owen School of Management 176
37
Hough Graduate School Of Business
38
Jesse H. Jones School of Management (Rice)
124
39 University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign 100
40
Eli Broad College of Business
109

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