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Business School Data Trends and

2010 List of Accredited Schools

Knowledge Services& Accreditation

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Temple

The Fox School

Te Fox School welcomes 15 new faculty

Dmitri ByzalovAssistant Professor, Accounting

PhD: Harvard University

Yuexiao DongAssistant Professor, Statistics

PhD: Penn State University

Yan LiAssistant Professor, Finance

PhD: Cornell University

Yuanzhi (Lily) LiAssistant Professor, Finance

PhD: New York University

Ayalla RuvioAssistant Professor, Marketing

and Supply Chain Management

PhD: University of Haifa

Oleg RytchkovAssistant Professor, Finance

PhD: Massachusetts Institute of

Technology

Zhigen ZhaoAssistant Professor, Statistics

PhD: Cornell University

www.fox.temple.edu

Robert BuggeInstructor, Marketing and Supply Chain Management

MBA: Temple University

Protiti DastidarAssistant Professor, General and Strategic Management

PhD: Webster University

Steven EdelsonAssistant Professor, Human Resource Management

BSc: Jonkoping International Business School

Sandy KyrishAssociate Professor, Marketing and Supply Chain Management

MBA: Temple University

Amanda McIlhinneyInstructor, Accounting

MBA: Villanova University

Mark PromisloAssistant Professor, Human Resource Management

MBA: Kellogg School of Management

Jessica RenaudAssociate Professor, Marketing and Supply Chain Management

MA: University of Iowa

Jean WilcoxAssistant Professor, Marketing and Supply Chain Management

PhD: University of Chicago


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B u s i n es s s c h o o l Da t a t r en Ds a n D 2 0 1 0 l i s t o f a c c r eD i t eD s c h o o l s

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To support the continuous improvement of business schools worldwideand enhance understanding of the management education industry,AACSB International produces this reference guide each year for itsinternal and external stakeholders.

The information enclosed describes a wide range of areas, includingprogram trends, faculty and student demographics, business schoolfinances, and characteristics of deans. The data and information are

selected based on availability, currency, and interest. To enhance theuse of this guide as a reference tool, information on other AACSBpublications, services, and resources also is included.

If the specific information you are looking for is not found in this guide,you may find it in one of AACSBs many other publicationsincludingBizEd, eNEWSLINE, surveys, and thought leadership reportsorthrough DataDirect, your online connection to the worlds largestdatabase of business school data.

AACSB International continues to expand its coverage of managementeducation worldwide. However, current availability of certain businessschool information outside North America and Western Europe isfragmented. AACSB is working to offer more robust reporting of theinternational business education landscape in the future.

The aggregate, industry-level data available in this handbook maybe inappropriate for benchmarking and decision-making purposes.For example, industry-level average salaries may be interesting andinformative, but we do not recommend using the data to negotiatecontracts or plan budgets. Information based on your schools peerinstitutions is more appropriate for this purpose and may be availablethrough custom reports provided by DataDirect.

For additional copies of this guide or for information on how toleverage data for your schools needs, email AACSB InternationalCommunications at [email protected].


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AACSB International advances quality management educationworldwide through accreditation and thought leadership.

AACSB is an association of educational institutions, corporations,and other organizations dedicated to the advancement of qualitybusiness education worldwide. With membership represented in morethan 70 countries, AACSB is an unmatched global network committedto improving the management education landscape.

As the worlds largest accreditation association for business schools,AACSB sets and administers the standards that indicate an accreditedschools commitment to quality and continuous improvement.

With the worlds largest database of business school information, AACSBInternational is uniquely positioned to provide data and informationon issues and trends that concern business schools throughout the

world. AACSB engages in research and survey projects on topics specificto the field of management education, maintains relationships withdisciplinary associations and other groups, interacts with the corporatecommunity on a variety of projects and initiatives, and produces a widevariety of publications and special reports on trends and issues withinmanagement education.

AACSB International also is the largest professional developmentorganization for business school deans, faculty, and administrators. Theorganization holds more than 50 conferences and seminars at variouslocations around the world each year to advance quality and innovationin management education.


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aacsb international membership 2010


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i m c (J 2010)

Argentina 4Australia 24Austria 3Bahrain 1Bangladesh 1Belgium 4Bosnia & Herzegovina 1

Brazil 10Canada 34Chile 9China 23Chinese Taipei 22Colombia 5Costa Rica 1Cote DIvoire 2Croatia 2

Cyprus 4Czech Republic 1Denmark 3Dominican Republic 1Ecuador 2Egypt 3Finland 2France 50Germany 15

Greece 2Guam 1Hungary 2India 21Indonesia 7Ireland 3Israel 1Italy 3

Jamaica 1

Japan 5Kazakhstan 1Kuwait 2Latvia 2Lebanon 4

Macao 1Macedonia 1Malaysia 7Mexico 11Monaco 1Morocco 1Netherlands 5

New Zealand 8Nigeria 1Norway 1Pakistan 3Paraguay 1Peru 6Philippines 1Poland 2Portugal 4

Puerto Rico 4Qatar 1Romania 1Russia 7Saudi Arabia 8Singapore 4Slovenia 2South Africa 5South Korea 21

Spain 13Sweden 3Switzerland 13Thailand 7Tunisia 1Turkey 5United Arab Emirates 7United Kingdom 41United States 660

Uruguay 1Venezuela 1

Total 1,141

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Educational Members Number Percent of TotalU.S. 660 57.8Outside U.S. (OUS) 481 42.2Total Educational 1,141

Noneducational Members Number Percent of TotalBusiness 27 46.6Government and Nonprofit 31 53.4

Total Noneducational 58

Total AACSB Members 1,199


a m (J 2010)

By Location Number Percent of Total

U.S. 469 81.0International 110 19.0Total 579

By Program Levels OfferedUndergraduate Only 46 8.0Undergraduate and Doctoral Only 1 0.1Masters Only 26 4.5Undergraduate and Masters 306 52.9

Undergraduate, Masters, and Doctoral 175 30.2Masters and Doctoral 25 4.3

Accounting AccreditationAccredited in Accounting 169 29.2



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r c (J 2010)Region Number PercentEastern Africa 0 0.0Middle Africa 0 0.0Northern Africa 5 0.4Southern Africa 5 0.4Western Africa 3 0.3Caribbean 6 0.5Central America 12 1.1

South America 39 3.4North America 694 60.8Central Asia 1 0.1Eastern Asia 72 6.3Southern Asia 25 2.2Southeastern Asia 26 2.3Middle East 24 2.1Near East 9 0.8Eastern Europe 13 1.1Northern Europe 55 4.8Southern Europe 28 2.5

Middle Europe 91 8.0Oceania 33 2.9Total 1,141


a m s l aacsb ir c (J 2010)

Region Number PercentEastern Africa 0 0.0Middle Africa 0 0.0Northern Africa 1 0.2Southern Africa 0 0.0Western Africa 0 0.0Caribbean 0 0.0Central America 4 0.7South America 5 0.9North America 486 83.9Central Asia 0 0.0

Eastern Asia 19 3.3Southern Asia 0 0.0Southeastern Asia 4 0.7Middle East 7 1.2Near East 1 0.2Eastern Europe 0 0.0Northern Europe 15 2.6Southern Europe 5 0.9Middle Europe 22 3.7Oceania 10 1.7Total 579



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p . p i u.s. (20082009)

Number PercentPublic 477 54.6Private 396 45.4


l m c a aacsb m (20082009)

Number PercentRural 144 16.4Suburban 255 29.0Urban 481 54.6


c s u.s. aacsb m (20082009)

Number PercentSemester 477 93.2Quarter 35 6.8


c c u.s. aacsb m (20082009)

Percent

Baccalaureate Colleges 9.3Doctoral/Research Universities Extensive 21.1Doctoral/Research Universities Intensive 13.9Masters Colleges and Universities 1 47.3Masters Colleges and Universities 2 4.9Specialized 2.4Other 1.1



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e n w e i o

b d, a l (20082009)

Afghanistan 4land 1Albania 20Algeria 32Andorra 1Angola 12Argentina 77Armenia 27Aruba 1Australia 51Austria 32Azerbaijan 19Azores 1Bahamas 7Bahrain 10Bangladesh 71Barbados 2Belarus 26Belgium 61Belize 3Benin 12Bhutan 2Bolivia 30Bosnia andHerzegovina 15Botswana 1Brazil 376British VirginIslands 1Brunei 4Bulgaria 25Burkina Faso 7Burundi 4Cambodia 17Cameroon 5Canada 103Cape Verde 3Cayman Islands 2Central AfricanRepublic 1Chad 7Chile 38

Guyana 1Haiti 9Honduras 8Hong Kong 10Hungary 35Iceland 4India 1,200Indonesia 99Iran 41Iraq 13Ireland 43Isle of Man 1Israel 26Italy 86

Jamaica 6Japan 223Jersey 1Jordan 17Kazakhstan 70Kenya 23Kosovo 18Kuwait 5Kyrgyzstan 27Lao PDR 10Latvia 25Lebanon 35Lesotho 1Liberia 6Libya 7Liechtenstein 1Lithuania 26Luxembourg 2Macao 8Macedonia 10Madagascar 10Madeira Islands 1Malawi 5Malaysia 47Maldives 2Mali 7Malta 11Mauritania 2

China 1,396Chinese Taipei 104Colombia 37Comoros 2Costa Rica 45Cte dIvoire 160Croatia 18Cuba 8Cyprus 19Czech Republic 52DemocraticRepublic ofthe Congo 9Denmark 9Djibouti 1Dominica 1DominicanRepublic 18Ecuador 68Egypt 42El Salvador 24Equatorial Guinea 1Eritrea 1Estonia 10Ethiopia 13Fiji 5Finland 38France 178French Guiana 1French Polynesia 1Gabon 1Gambia 1Georgia 24Germany 210Ghana 23Greece 27Greenland 1Grenada 1Guam 1Guatemala 11Guinea 7Guinea-Bissau 2


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Mauritius 6Mexico 1,000Moldova 16Monaco 1Mongolia 38Montenegro 3Morocco 94Mozambique 5Myanmar 2Namibia 2Nepal 4Netherlands 55Netherlands Antilles 1New Caledonia 1New Zealand 25Nicaragua 29Nigeria 67North Korea 2Northern Cyprus 5Norway 34Oman 14Pakistan 82Palestine 12Panama 11Papua NewGuinea 10Paraguay 21Peru 58Philippines 1,243Poland 176Portugal 36Puerto Rico 35Qatar 1Republic ofthe Congo 2Runion 2Romania 69Russia 128

Ukraine 145United ArabEmirates 24United Kingdom 136United States 1,621United StatesVirgin Islands 1Uruguay 7Uzbekistan 26Vanuatu 2Vatican City 2Venezuela 26Vietnam 37Wallis andFutuna Islands 1Yemen 12Zambia 5Zimbabwe 10

Global Total 12,087

Rwanda 9Saint Kittsand Nevis 1Saint Martin 1Samoa 2San Marino 1So Tomand Principe 3Saudi Arabia 28Senegal 11Serbia 16Seychelles 1Sierra Leone 5Singapore 5Slovakia 13Slovenia 13Somalia 6South Africa 41South Korea 240Spain 78Sri Lanka 15Sudan 7Suriname 2Swaziland 1Sweden 25Switzerland 33Syria 16Tajikistan 12Tanzania 16Thailand 105Timor-Leste 2Togo 5Trinidad andTobago 2Tunisia 29Turkey 111Turkmenistan 3Uganda 21


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business degree programs


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d p l o aacsb m (20082009)

Table shows the number of schools offering at least one program in each category.

Degree Program Levels U.S. International

Undergraduate Level Certificate 13 7Undergraduate Degree 489 121Graduate Level Certificate 37 29General Integrated Masters Degree 15 11Specialized Integrated Masters Degree 8 3General Masters Degree (MBA) 454 160

Specialized Masters Degree 298 140Doctoral Degree 126 114

Number of schools reporting 514 171


p o w f/d l,p (20082009)

Table shows percent of reporting schools offering at least one degree program in eachfield/discipline.

Field/Discipline Bachelors MBA

Accounting 78.8 14.9Behavioral Science/Organizational Behavior 0.8 2.0Business Communication 1.3 0.5Business Education 4.1 0.3Business Ethics 0 1.0Business Law/Legal Environment 4.1 2.3

Computer Information Systems (CIS)/Management Information Systems (MIS) 53.1 18.2E-business (includes e-commerce) 3.8 3.6Economics/Managerial Economics 43.9 4.5Entrepreneurship/Small Business Administration 21.1 10.4Finance (includes banking) 69.8 24.5General Business 50.4 69.5Health Services/Hospital Administration 2.0 11.3Hotel/Restaurant/Tourism 6.8 1.5Human Resource Management

(includes personnel and industry/labor relations) 24.0 8.3Insurance 7.0 1.0International Business 39.5 20.2Management 68.2 34.9Marketing 70.3 19.9Operations Research 0.8 1.0Production/Operations Management 14.9 6.5Public Administration 1.2 1.5Quantitative Methods 1.2 1.0Real Estate 10.0 4.1


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Statistics 1.7 0.2Strategic Management 1.2 6.0Supply Chain Management/Transportation/Logistics 10.9 6.0Taxation 0.7 2.3Other 27.0 17.9



p o w f/d l,p (20082009)

Table shows percent of reporting schools offering at least one degree program in eachfield/discipline.

Field/Discipline SpecializedMasters Doctoral

Accounting 65.0 33.9Behavioral Science/Organizational Behavior 2.7 14.8Business Communication 1.7 0.0Business Education 1.5 0.0

Business Ethics 0.2 0.4Business Law/Legal Environment 1.7 0.0Computer Information Systems (CIS)/Management Information Systems (MIS) 27.9 27.1E-business (includes e-commerce) 2.4 0.4Economics/Managerial Economics 18.0 21.2Entrepreneurship/Small Business Administration 3.9 2.1Finance (includes banking) 35.4 39.8General Business 10.9 22.9Health Services/Hospital Administration 5.3 0.0Hotel/Restaurant/Tourism 3.2 0.8Human Resource Management(includes personnel and industry/labor relations) 14.8 5.5Insurance 1.5 2.1International Business 13.3 5.9Management 21.4 36.0Marketing 18.4 33.9Operations Research 1.5 4.2Production/Operations Management 4.6 15.3

Public Administration 3.4 1.3Quantitative Methods 3.2 4.2Real Estate 5.6 2.5Statistics 2.7 3.0Strategic Management 2.2 12.7Supply Chain Management/Transportation/Logistics 7.8 4.7Taxation 15.5 0.0Other 25.7 19.5




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22.3%

5.4%

10.8%

51.6%

28.8%

6.2% 13.4%

53.3%

6.6%

23.6%16.5%

55.0%

2.7%

34.8%

7.5%

31.1%60.3%

8.6%

42.0%

1.7%

49.5%

6.8%

d p o r w r (20082009)

33.1%

5.1%

48.5%

13.3%

CanadaNumber of Programs: 410

Latin and South AmericaNumber of Programs: 148

OceaniaNumber of Programs: 583

AsiaNumber of Programs: 484

EuropeNumber of Programs: 1,321

Middle EastNumber of Programs: 58

United StatesNumber of Programs: 9,648

Undergraduate Masters Doctoral Other


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d c l g u.s. (19692007)

b d

Year Total Males Females Year Total Males Females

196970 105,580 96,346 9,234 198889 246,262 131,098 115,164

197071 115,396 104,936 10,460 198990 248,568 132,284 116,284

197172 121,917 110,331 11,586 199091 249,165 131,557 117,608

197273 126,717 113,337 13,380 199192 256,298 135,263 121,035

197374 132,304 115,363 16,941 199293 256,473 135,368 121,105

197475 133,639 111,983 21,656 199394 246,265 128,946 117,319

197576 143,171 114,986 28,185 199495 233,895 121,663 112,232

197677 152,010 116,394 35,616 199596 226,623 116,545 110,078

197778 160,775 117,103 43,672 199697 225,934 116,023 109,911

197879 172,392 119,765 52,627 199798 232,079 119,379 112,700197980 186,264 123,639 62,625 199899 240,947 122,250 118,697

198081 200,521 126,798 73,723 19992000 256,070 128,521 127,549

198182 215,190 130,693 84,497 200001 263,515 132,275 131,240

198283 226,442 131,451 94,991 200102 278,217 138,343 139,874

198384 229,013 129,296 99,717 200203 293,391 145,075 148,316

198485 232,282 127,467 104,815 200304 307,149 152,513 154,636

198586 236,700 128,415 108,285 200405 311,574 155,940 155,634

198687 240,346 128,506 111,840 200506 318,042 159,683 158,359

198788 242,859 129,467 113,392 200607 327,531 166,350 161,181

Sources: U.S. Department of Education; National Center for Education Statistics; Higher EducationGeneral Information Survey (HEGIS); Degrees and Other Formal Awards Conferred surveys;Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS); and Completions surveys.


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d c l g u.s. (19692007)

m d


196970 21,561 20,792 769 198889 73,065 48,540 24,525

197071 26,490 25,458 1,032 198990 76,676 50,585 26,091

197172 30,509 29,317 1,192 199091 78,255 50,883 27,372

197273 31,208 29,689 1,519 199192 84,517 54,609 29,908

197374 32,691 30,557 2,134 199293 89,425 57,504 31,921

197475 36,315 33,274 3,041 199394 93,285 59,223 34,062

197576 42,592 37,654 4,938 199495 93,540 58,931 34,609

197677 46,505 39,852 6,653 199596 93,554 58,400 35,154

197778 48,347 40,224 8,123 199697 97,204 59,333 37,871

197879 50,397 40,766 9,631 199798 101,652 62,357 39,295197980 55,008 42,744 12,264 199899 107,477 64,700 42,777

198081 57,888 43,411 14,477 19992000 111,532 67,078 44,454

198182 61,251 44,230 17,021 200001 115,602 68,471 47,131

198283 64,741 45,987 18,754 200102 119,725 70,463 49,262

198384 66,129 46,167 19,962 200203 127,685 75,239 52,446

198485 66,981 46,199 20,782 200304 139,347 80,858 58,489

198586 66,676 45,927 20,749 200405 142,617 82,151 60,466

198687 67,093 44,913 22,180 200506 146,406 83,550 62,856

198788 69,230 45,980 23,250 2006-07 150,211 84,115 66,096



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d c l g u.s. (19692007)

d d


196970 620 610 10 198889 1,100 800 300

197071 774 753 21 198990 1,093 818 275

197172 876 857 19 199091 1,185 876 309

197273 917 864 53 199192 1,242 953 289

197374 922 873 49 199293 1,346 969 377

197475 939 900 39 199394 1,364 980 384

197576 906 856 50 199495 1,391 1,011 380

197677 839 785 54 199596 1,366 972 394

197778 834 760 74 199697 1,336 947 389

197879 852 752 100 199798 1,290 885 405197980 767 650 117 199899 1,201 843 358

198081 808 686 122 19992000 1,194 812 382

198182 826 676 150 200001 1,180 783 397

198283 770 638 132 200102 1,156 746 410

198384 926 727 199 200203 1,252 820 432

198485 827 685 142 200304 1,481 960 521

198586 923 720 203 200405 1,498 901 597

198687 1,062 808 254 200506 1,711 1,049 662

198788 1,063 810 253 2006-07 2,029 1,188 841



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n u d r aacsb m

w (20082009)Country Number of Total

Schools Reporting Degrees

Argentina 3 231Australia 11 36,702Belgium 1 1,354Brazil 5 3,197Canada 20 46,707

Chile 2 4,626China 9 12,668Chinese Taipei 7 15,200Colombia 2 3,320Czech Republic 1 288Denmark 2 9,418Finland 1 1,724France 13 3,752Germany 7 8,564

Israel 1 800Japan 3 5,984Kazakhstan 1 2,274Korea, Republic of 3 1,964Kuwait 1 2,351Latvia 1 1,466Lebanon 1 1,116Mexico 4 8,364Monaco 1 187

Netherlands 2 6,158New Zealand 6 25,702Portugal 3 865Russian Federation 3 386Singapore 3 5,729Slovenia 1 6,872Spain 5 4,697Switzerland 3 2,082Thailand 2 2,733

Turkey 2 1,421United Arab Emirates 3 3,830United Kingdom 17 49,985United States 507 841,274



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t b d c d-g

i s f s (199697, 200102, 200607)

Sources: U.S. Department of Education; National Center for Education Statistics; 199697,200102, and 200607 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System; Completions Survey(IPEDS-C:9697); Fall 2001; and Fall 2007.

Number of degrees

Field of studyBiological and

biomedical sciences

Business

Communications andcommunications technologies

Computer andinformation sciences

Education

Engineering andengineering technologies

Health professions andrelated clinical sciences

Psychology

Social sciences and history

Visual and performing arts

0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000

199697 2001 02 200607


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b d, p r/e u.s.

(199596 200607)

Year White Black HispanicAsian/Pacific

Islander

AmericanIndian/AlaskaNative

Non-Resident

Alien

199596 77.8 7.9 5.0 5.5 0.6 3.2

199697 76.8 8.0 5.3 5.9 0.6 3.3199798 76.1 8.3 5.6 6.1 0.7 3.3

199899 75.6 8.5 5.8 6.2 0.7 3.2

19992000 75.1 8.7 6.1 6.3 0.7 3.2

200001 74.5 8.9 6.2 6.3 0.7 3.2

200102 74.2 9.0 6.4 6.4 0.7 3.2

200203 73.7 9.2 6.6 6.5 0.7 3.2

200304 73.3 9.4 6.8 6.6 0.8 3.2

200405 72.9 9.5 7.0 6.8 0.7 3.2

200506 72.4 9.6 7.2 6.9 0.7 3.1

200607 68.2 11.3 7.5 7.4 0.7 4.9

Sources: U.S. Department of Education; National Center for Education Statistics; 200607 IntegratedPostsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS); Fall 2007. (This table was prepared July 2008.)


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enrollment


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u d e p (20082009)

U.S. Percent International Percent

TotalEnrollment 832,938 74.9 279,163 25.1

Numberof SchoolsReporting

483 115


u d e, p p t(20082009)

u e, p f-t p-t s(20082009)

Program Type U.S. International

Full-Time 85.7 79.2Part-Time 14.3 20.8


U.S. International

ProgramType

Full-Time

Part-Time


85.7% 79.2%


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u e, p g (20082009)

Gender U.S. International

Male 57.2 51.1Female 42.8 48.9


u e, p cz u.s.(20082009)

Citizenship Percent

U.S. Citizen or Permanent Visa 95.3Non-U.S. Citizen Without Permanent Visa 4.7


u e c o b

o u.s. (20082009)Country of Origin or Birthplace PercentHost Country 74.4Non-Citizen Without Permanent Visa 25.6


a sat act s b d b

p u.s. a i (20082009)

SchoolsTest Reporting Mean 75% Median 25%

SAT 346 1,046 1,155 1,076 996ACT 336 24 25 22 21



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mba d e p (20082009)

ProgramLevel U.S. Percent International Percent


Number

of SchoolsReporting 434 - 138 -


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mba e, p p t (20082009)

U.S. International

Program Type

Executive

EducationFull-Time

Part-Time


33.8%

56.9%

15.4%

9.3%

39.2%

45.4%


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mba e, p p t (20082009)

Table shows enrollment in each program type as a percentage of total MBAenrollment for each country.

Program Type U.S. InternationalFull-Time Traditional Two-Year 24.5 19.3Full-Time Accelerated 3.6 5.4Full-Time Distance Learning 0.2 Full-Time Other 5.5 20.7Part-Time Evenings and Weekends 42.4 16.2

Part-Time Off Campus 5.7 5.2Part-Time Distance Learning 5.0 4.5Part-Time Other 3.8 13.2Traditional Executive Education 7.3 12.8Other Executive Education 2.0 2.7


mba sz m d e, p f-t p-t s (20082009)

Program Level U.S. InternationalMBA Full-Time 43.0 58.8

Part-Time 57.0 41.2

Specialized Masters Full-Time 56.5 72.0Part-Time 43.5 28.0


mba sz m e, p g(20082009)

U.S. InternationalMBA Male 62.9 62.6

Female 37.1 37.4

Specialized Masters Male 51.6 53.0

Female 48.4 47.0Source: AACSB International


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mba e cz u.s. (20082009)

Citizenship PercentU.S. Citizen or Permanent Visa 85.1Non-U.S. Citizen Without Permanent Visa 14.9


mba e c o b i(20082009)

Country of Origin or Birthplace PercentCitizen or Permanent Resident 71.0Citizen Without Permanent Visa 29.0


a gmat s mba p i(20082009)

SchoolsProgram Type Reporting Average Median Max MinFull-Time Traditional Two-Year 175 603 605 730 360Full-Time Accelerated 87 584 580 708 321Full-Time Distance Learning 5 509 501 586 410Full-Time Other 68 587 549 720 450Part-Time Evenings and Weekends 185 555 555 710 291Part-Time Off Campus 47 536 540 659 400

Part-Time Distance Learning 29 563 560 630 471Part-Time Other 41 563 559 724 350Traditional Executive Education 50 557 559 660 420Other Executive Education 10 558 567 640 449


d d p e (20082009)




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d e, p f-t p-t s(20082009)

Program Level U.S. InternationalFull-Time 89.5 74.8Part-Time 10.5 25.2


d e, p g (20082009)

Gender U.S. InternationalMale 62.3 63.4Female 37.7 36.6


d e cz u.s. (20082009)

Citizenship PercentU.S. Citizen or Permanent Visa 54.5Non-U.S. Citizen Without Permanent Visa 45.5


d e c o b i (20082009)

Country of Origin or Birthplace PercentCitizen or Permanent Resident 65.0Citizen Without Permanent Visa 35.0


d e, p p t (20082009)

U.S. International

Program Type

Full-Time

Part-Time


89.5%

10.5%

74.8%

25.2%


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a gmat gre s d d b

p u.s. m i (20082009)Schools

Test Reporting Average Max MinGMAT 85 663 780 408GRE 64 1,197 1,959 475


f s s u.s., p f/d(20082009)

Agriculture 1.3Business and Management 20.6Education 2.7Engineering 17.7Fine and Applied Arts 5.3Health Professions 5.2

Humanities 2.9Intensive English Language 4.2Mathematics and Computer Sciences 8.4Physical and Life Sciences 9.2Social Sciences 8.5Undeclared 3.1Other 10.9

Sources: 2009 Report on International Educational Exchange; Institute of International Education

u.s. s s a, p f/d(20072008)

Agriculture 1.2Business and Management 20.2Education 4.1Engineering 3.1Fine and Applied Arts 8.4Foreign Languages 6.2Health Sciences 4.5Humanities 13.3Mathematics and Computer Sciences 1.6Physical Sciences 7.2Social Sciences 21.5Undeclared 3.3Other 5.4

Sources: 2009 Report on International Educational Exchange; Institute of International Education


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s (20042008)

First-Time Enrollments Total Enrollments

Years coveredInternational

OverallBusiness

InternationalOverall

Business

200405 1.0 7.0 -3.0 -3.0

200506 12.0 10.0 1.0 1.0

200607 4.0 12.0 7.0 10.0

200708 3.0 4.0 3.0 2.0

200809 0.0 0.0 2.0 2.0

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i s e h e:

t 5 f e (20052007)

Percentage Percentageof Growth of Growth

Field of Education 2005 2006 2007 on 2005 on 2007

Management and CommerceAccounting 18,066 23,156 25,262 39.8 14.4Management and Commerce 16,232 17,995 19,085 17.6 10.9Business and Management 9,223 10,382 11,186 21.3 6.4

Other 28,409 28,003 28,807 1.4 16.4

Information TechnologyInformation Technology 12,607 10,873 9,734 -22.8 5.5Information Systems 5,306 4,585 3,497 -34.1 2.0Other 5,241 4,562 4,348 -17.0 2.5

Society and CultureSociety and Culture 4,024 3,882 3,715 -7.7 2.1Economics 2,194 2,024 1,915 -12.7 1.1Law 1,377 1,453 1,550 12.6 0.9

Other 6,584 6,999 7,309 11.0 4.2

Engineering and Related TechnologiesEngineering and Related Technologies 5,480 5,823 6,223 13.6 3.5Other 7,317 6,989 7,027 -4.0 4.0

HealthGeneral Nursing 2,736 3,819 5,065 85.1 2.9Pharmacy 999 1,154 1,365 36.6 0.8Other 4,410 5,200 5,872 33.2 3.3

Other Broad FieldsOther Detailed Fields 32,533 33,049 33,675 3.5 19.2

Total 162,738 169,948 175,637 7.9 100.0

Source: Council of Graduate Schools


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f-t p s f (20082009)

School Location Average Number Average Number Number ofand Type Participating Supporting Schools Reporting

International 97 45 140U.S. 58 23 499

Public Accredited 65 22 302Public Non-Accredited 31 21 42Public (All) 61 22 344Private Accredited 57 27 129

Private Non-Accredited 33 33 26Private (All) 53 28 155Accredited 62 23 431Non-Accredited 32 25 68


a o b f-t f m u.s.

Based on data collected from AACSB International Business School QuestionnaireSource: AACSB International

a p f p b s

Based on 2008-2009 Business School Questionnaire data for FT and FTE faculty counts per schoolSource: AACSB International

FT Non-Tenure Track

FT Non-Tenure Tenure Track

FT Tenured

FTE of PT Faculty (not Graduate Teaching Assistants)

FTE of GTAs

inUSD

300,000

250,000

200,000

150,000

100,000

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

50,000

44.3%

17.4%

2.8%

19.8%

15.7%


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p f-t b f g rk u.s.

(20092010)Rank Male Female

Professor 83.1 16.9Associate Professor 71.9 28.1Assistant Professor 63.3 36.7Instructor 58.7 41.3New Doctorate 50.0 50.0ABD* 51.2 48.8

All 71.5 28.5*Completed all but dissertation requirement of doctoral program.Source: AACSB International

p f-t b f g rk i (20092010)

Rank Male Female

Professor 56.8 43.2Associate Professor 48.6 51.4Assistant Professor 51.4 48.6Instructor 51.7 48.3New Doctorate 64.3 35.7ABD* 66.7 33.3All 52.2 47.8

*Completed all but dissertation requirement of doctoral program.Source: AACSB International


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f-t b f f/d u.s.

(20092010)Field/Discipline Number PercentAccounting 4,626 16.7

Behavioral Science/Organizational Behavior 810 2.9

Business Communication 379 1.4

Business Education 77 0.3

Business Ethics 112 0.4

Business Law/Legal Environment 833 3.0Computer Information Systems (CIS)/Management Information Systems (MIS) 2,552 9.2

E-business (including e-commerce) 30 0.1

Economics/Managerial Economics 2,668 9.6

Entrepreneurship/Small Business Administration 434 1.6

Finance (includes banking) 3,669 13.3

General Business 148 0.5

Health Services/Hospital Administration 89 0.3

Hotel/Restaurant/Tourism 170 0.6

Human Resource Management(includes personnel and industry/labor relations) 541 2.0

Insurance 131 0.5

International Business 347 1.3

Management 2,713 9.8

Marketing 3,597 13.0Operations Research 169 0.7

Production/Operations Management 1,061 3.8

Public Administration 93 0.3

Quantitative Methods 382 1.4

Real Estate 178 0.6

Statistics 317 1.1

Strategic Management 887 3.2Supply Chain Management/Transportation/Logistics 309 1.1

Taxation 182 0.7

Other 172 0.6

Source: AACSB International Salary Survey


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f-t b f f/d i

(20092010)Field/Discipline Number PercentAccounting 401 11.7

Behavioral Science/Organizational Behavior 136 4.0

Business Communication 28 0.8

Business Education 2 0.1

Business Ethics 29 0.8

Business Law/Legal Environment 72 2.1Computer Information Systems (CIS)/Management Information Systems (MIS) 185 5.4

E-business (including e-commerce) 17 0.5

Economics/Managerial Economics 386 11.3

Entrepreneurship/Small Business Administration 52 1.5

Finance (includes banking) 383 11.1

General Business 75 2.2

Health Services/Hospital Administration 4 0.1

Hotel/Restaurant/Tourism 21 0.6

Human Resource Management(includes personnel and industry/labor relations) 151 4.4

Insurance 10 0.3

International Business 60 1.7

Management 316 9.2

Marketing 429 12.5Operations Research 67 2.0

Production/Operations Management 115 3.3

Public Administration 19 0.6

Quantitative Methods 61 1.8

Real Estate 17 0.5

Statistics 63 1.8

Strategic Management 184 5.4Supply Chain Management/Transportation/Logistics 44 1.3

Taxation 24 0.7

Other 79 2.3



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f-t b f, p t s (20082009)

Tenure Status U.S. InternationalPercent Tenured 55.8 62.2Percent Untenured on Tenure Track 23.8 17.5Percent Non-Tenure Track 20.4 20.3


f-t b f cz u.s.

(20082009)Citizenship PercentU.S. Citizen or Permanent Visa 94.7Non-U.S. Citizen Without Permanent Visa 5.3


f-t b f r/e u.s. (20082009)

Race/Ethnicity PercentAmerican Indian or Alaskan Native 0.3Asian or Pacific Islander 14.4Black, Non-Hispanic 3.8Hispanic 2.6White, Non-Hispanic 77.2Race/Ethnicity Unknown 1.7



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a f-t b f s: p (20092010)

(USD in thousands)

U.S. Schools International

New NewField/Discipline All Hires All Hires

Accounting/Taxation 137.0 169.2 85.3 -CIS/MIS 130.4 132.8 83.4 -Economics/Managerial Economics 124.0 224.4 99.8 128.7Finance/Banking/Real Estate/Insurance 157.7 182.6 99.1 111.8

Management/Behavioral Science/International Business/Strategic Mgmt. 134.9 174.7 62.6 110.8Marketing 138.1 163.2 107.9 114.9Production/Operations Management 137.6 175.0 136.3 146.3Quantitative Methods/Operations Research/Statistics 133.4 - 92.9 -Combined (includes all disciplines,including those not named above) 136.2 178.9 95.2 -


a f-t b f s: a p(20092010)

(USD in thousands)



Accounting/Taxation 115.6 126.5 75.8 59.2CIS/MIS 108.3 123.1 60.1 -Economics/Managerial Economics 90.7 101.2 76.5 -Finance/Banking/Real Estate/Insurance 127.0 142.8 90.4 99.1Management/Behavioral Science/International Business/Strategic Mgmt. 107.8 174.7 67.8 -Marketing 109.7 120.2 83.0 72.4Production/Operations Management 111.4 115.0 94.4 -Quantitative Methods/Operations Research/Statistics 100.6 100.7 68.0 -Combined (includes all disciplines,including those not named above) 109.5 120.6 71.3 -



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a f-t b f s: a p

(20092010)(USD in thousands)



Accounting/Taxation 120.4 125.9 68.4 69.6CIS/MIS 99.7 94.0 64.8 82.1Economics/Managerial Economics 85.1 87.6 61.2 73.7

Finance/Banking/Real Estate/Insurance 128.1 136.0 70.8 70.2Management/Behavioral Science/International Business/Strategic Mgmt. 102.3 104.4 59.6 71.4Marketing 106.3 108.9 65.9 69.0Production/Operations Management 109.2 110.2 82.1 84.5Quantitative Methods/Operations Research/Statistics 90.6 95.8 61.1 57.7Combined (includes all disciplines,including those not named above) 106.5 110.6 64.1 67.6


a f-t b f s: n d(20092010)

(USD in thousands)


Field/Discipline New Hires New Hires

Accounting/Taxation 127.8 -CIS/MIS 87.9 -Economics/Managerial Economics 88.7 84.9Finance/Banking/Real Estate/Insurance 133.6 87.0Management/Behavioral Science/International Business/Strategic Mgmt. 105.7 83.3Marketing 107.8 88.6Production/Operations Management 106.5 -

Quantitative Methods/Operations Research/Statistics 95.6 54.0Combined (includes all disciplines,including those not named above) 109.6 65.0



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n h (a rk), p f/d u.s.

Field/Discipline 1996 2000 2009Accounting/Taxation 18.2 15.7 18.1CIS/MIS 11.1 17.6 5.6Economics/Managerial Economics 9.1 9.1 9.7Finance/Banking/Real Estate/Insurance 15.8 12.9 15.6Management/Behavioral Science/International Business/Strategic Mgmt. 15.2 16.2 20.3Marketing 13.7 12.4 13.5

Production/Operations Management 4.3 3.4 3.4Quantitative Methods/Operations Research/Statistics 2.8 2.2 2.3Other 9.8 10.5 11.5


f-t a p, p g u.s.(20092010)

Position Male FemaleDean 83.7 16.3Associate Dean 71.5 28.5Assistant Dean 44.7 55.3Assistant Dean or Director: Development 45.8 54.2Assistant Dean or Director: Finance and Administration 39.3 60.7Assistant Dean or Director: Information Technology 83.2 16.8School of Accounting, Director, etc. 73.9 26.1

Assistant Dean or Director: Undergraduate Programs 33.9 66.1Assistant Dean or Director: Graduate Programs 54.3 45.7Assistant Dean or Director: Career Services/Placement 38.4 61.6Director of Cooperative Programs 45.2 54.8Assistant Dean or Director: Executive Education 58.7 41.3Director of Internship 33.3 66.7MBA/Masters Admissions Director 32.1 67.9Assistant Dean or Director: MBA Programs 51.6 48.4Small Business Administration Director 61.6 38.4

Director of Communications/Public Relations 25.2 74.8Executive MBA (EMBA) Director 44.4 55.6Director of Research 67.9 32.1Director of Distance Education 38.5 61.5Major Gifts Officer 42.4 57.6Director of Business Library Services 35.3 64.7Other 40.9 59.1All Administrative Positions 54.6 45.4



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f-t a s p u.s. (20092010)

(USD in thousands)

Position Salary Average

Dean 213.1

Associate Dean 161.7

Assistant Dean 96.4

Assistant Dean or Director: Development 112.6

Assistant Dean or Director: Finance and Administration 104.2Assistant Dean or Director: Information Technology 98.7

School of Accounting, Director, etc. 172.4

Assistant Dean or Director: Undergraduate Programs 92.1

Assistant Dean or Director: Graduate Programs 111.4

Assistant Dean or Director: Career Services/Placement 91.1

Director of Cooperative Programs 83.1

Assistant Dean or Director: Executive Education 123.4

Director of Internship 58.7

MBA/Masters Admissions Director 82.1

Assistant Dean or Director: MBA Programs 105.0

Small Business Administration Director 80.1

Director of Communications/Public Relations 80.3

Executive MBA (EMBA) Director 107.5Director of Research 124.5

Director of Distance Education 97.2

Major Gifts Officer 91.1

Director of Business Library Services 86.2

Other 73.4



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o b (20082009)

(in USD)

U.S International

Total 8,080,157,029 5,102,413,608

Mean 15,906,478 32,499,450Standard Deviation 21,501,892 36,400,075Maximum 172,333,000 213,350,16675th Percentile 18,563,551 43,035,074Median 8,3337,045 19,725,422

25th Percentile 4,398,722 9,768,029Minimum 1,100,000 993,977


o b d u.s. (20082009)

(in USD)

Greater than Less than or Equal to Number Percent

0 2,500,000 46 9.12,500,000 5,000,000 104 20.65,000,000 10,000,000 136 27.010,000,000 25,000,000 131 26.025,000,000 50,000,000 57 11.350,000,000 100,000,000 24 4.8100,000,000 200,000,000 6 1.2

Schools Reporting 504 100.0


o b d i (20082009)

(in USD)

Greater than Less than or Equal to Number Percent0 2,500,000 9 5.82,500,000 5,000,000 10 6.55,000,000 10,000,000 22 14.010,000,000 25,000,000 57 36.325,000,000 50,000,000 26 16.650,000,000 100,000,000 24 15.3100,000,000 200,000,000 7 4.5

Schools Reporting 157 100.0



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e u.s. (20082009)

(in USD)

Total 12,649,742,683Mean 25,123,210Standard Deviation 60,395,039Maximum 628,455,48475th Percentile 18,959,194Median 5,010,95225th Percentile 809,735

Minimum 5,000Source: AACSB International

d e u.s. (20082009)

(in USD)

Number ofSchools

Range Participating Percent0 66 13.211,000,000 67 13.41,000,0015,000,000 117 23.45,000,00120,000,000 130 25.920,000,00150,000,000 56 11.250,000,001100,000,000 34 6.8100,000,001200,000,000 16 3.2200,000,001300,000,000 10 2.1

300,000,001400,000,000 2 0.4More than 400,000,000 2 0.8Totals 500 100



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For students seeking the finest education, and companies seeking high-calibertalent, AACSB International accreditation is one of the most importantaffirmations of a quality business school. AACSBs accreditation for businessand accounting represents the highest standard of achievement for businessschools worldwide.

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Only 5 percent of schools offering business degrees worldwide meet the rigorousstandards of AACSB International accreditation. The process confirms thatAACSB-accredited schools provide relevant knowledge and practices, and reflectan understanding of todays complex business environment.

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Just as business leaders and organizations face rising expectations for theirperformance, programs in business management education also must pursuehigher standards. AACSB has been dedicated to continuous relevance andimprovement since the adoption of the first standards in 1919. As AACSBexpands to improve business education across the globe, periodic review and

revision of these standards ensure that they continue to meet the diverse needs ofbusiness schools worldwide. These standards are interpreted and applied to eachinstitution within the context of the mission and goals of each school.

Established in 1916, AACSB provides the highest level of accreditation availableto business and accounting programs. Its founding members include:

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argentina

Universidad Austral, IAEBusiness School

australia

New South waleS

Australian Graduate Schoolof Management

The University of Sydney

University of Technology, Sydney

QueeNSlaNd

Griffith University

Queensland Universityof Technology

The University of Queensland

belgium

Universiteit Antwerpen

Faculteit ToegepasteEconomische Wetenschappen

Universiteit Antwerpen(UAMS)Management School

Vlerick Leuven GentManagement School

braZilFundao Getulio Vargas,So Paulo

canada

alberta

University of Alberta

University of Calgary

britiSh Columbia

Simon Fraser University

University of British Columbia

maNitoba

University of Manitoba

NewfouNdlaNd

Memorial Universityof Newfoundland

Nova SCotia

Dalhousie University

Saint Marys University

oNtarioBrock University

McMaster University

Queens University

University of Ottawa

University of Toronto

Wilfrid Laurier University

QuebeC

Concordia University

HEC Montral

Universit Laval

This list includes all AACSB-accredited schools through April

2010. For the most up-to-date list, please visitwww.aacsb.edu.


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chile

Adolfo Ibanez UniversityPontificia Universidad Catlicade Chile

china

beijiNg

Tsinghua University

hoNg KoNg

City University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong Baptist University

The Chinese University ofHong Kong

The Hong Kong PolytechnicUniversity

The Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology

The University of Hong Kong

ShaNghai

China Europe International

Business School (CEIBS)

Fudan University

chinese taipei

Fu Jen Catholic University

National Chengchi University

National Taiwan University

National Chiao Tung University

National Sun Yat-sen University

colombia

Universidad de los Andes

costa r ica

INCAE

egypt

The American Universityin Cairo

finland

Aalto University

france

Audencia Nantes Schoolof Management

BEM BordeauxManagement School

EDHEC Business School,Lille and NiceEM LYON

ESCEM School of Business andManagement (Tours-Poitiers)

ESCP Europe

ESSEC Business School Paris-Singapore

Grenoble Ecole de ManagementGroupe ESC Clermont

HEC School of Management,Paris

INSEAD-France and Singapore

Reims University

Toulouse Business School

Groupe ESC Toulouse

germany

HHL Leipzig Graduate Schoolof Management

Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversitaet Frankfurt am Main

Universitaet MannheimSchools Accredited in Business and Accounting


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ireland

University College Dublin

israel

Tel Aviv University

Japan

Keio University

Nagoya University of Commerceand Business

Kuwait

Kuwait University

lebanon

American University of Beirut

meXico

Instituto Panamericano de AltaDireccion de Empresa (IPADE)

Instituto Tecnolgico Autnomode Mxico (ITAM)

Instituto Tecnolgico yde Estudios Superiores deMonterreyCampus Monterrey

netherlands

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Maastricht University

Tilburg University

new Zealand

Massey University

The University of Auckland

The University of Waikato

University of Otago

philippines

Asian Institute of Management

portugal

Universidade Catlica Portuguesa

Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Qatar

Qatar University

saudi arabia

King Fahd University ofPetroleum and Minerals

singapore

Nanyang Technological University

National University of Singapore

slovenia

University of Ljubljana

south Korea

Hanyang University

Korea Advanced Institute ofScience and Technology (KAIST)

Korea University

Sejong University

Seoul National University

Sogang University

SungKyunKwan University

Yonsei University

spain

ESADE

IESE Business School

Instituto de Empresa (IE) BusinessSchool

IQSInstituto Qumic de Sarri


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switZerland

IMD, International Institutefor Management

University of St. Gallen

thailand

Sasin Graduate Institute ofBusiness Administration ofChulalongkorn University

turKey

Bilkent University

united arab emirates

United Arab Emirates University(UAEU)

University of Dubai

united Kingdom

Ashridge

Aston University

City University London

Cranfield University

Durham University

Lancaster University

London Business School

The Open University

The University of Manchester

University of Glasgow

University of ReadingUniversity of Strathclyde

University of Surrey

University of Warwick

united states

alabama

Auburn University

Auburn University Montgomery

BirminghamSouthern College

Jacksonville State University

Samford University

The University of Alabama

Tuskegee University

University of Alabamaat Birmingham

University of Alabamain Huntsville

University of Montevallo

University of South Alabama

alaSKa

University of Alaska Anchorage

University of Alaska Fairbanks

arizoNa

Arizona State University

Northern Arizona UniversityThe University of Arizona

Thunderbird School ofGlobal Management

arKaNSaS

Arkansas State University

Arkansas Tech University

Henderson State University

Ouachita Baptist University

Southern Arkansas University

University of Arkansas

University of Arkansasat Little Rock

University of Central ArkansasSchools Accredited in Business and Accounting


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CaliforNia

California Polytechnic StateUniversity, San Luis Obispo

California State PolytechnicUniversity, Pomona

California State University,Bakersfield

California State University, Chico

California State University,East Bay

California State University, Fresno

California State University,Fullerton

California State University, LongBeach

California State University,

Los AngelesCalifornia State University,Northridge

California State University,Sacramento

California State University,San Bernardino

California State University,Stanislaus

Chapman University

Claremont Graduate University

Loyola Marymount University

Monterey Institute ofInternational Studies

Naval Postgraduate SchoolPepperdine University

San Diego State University

San Francisco State University

San Jose State University

Santa Clara University

Sonoma State University

Stanford University

University of California, BerkeleyUniversity of California, Davis

University of California, Irvine

University of California,Los Angeles

University of California, Riverside

University of San Diego

University of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern California

University of the Pacific

Colorado

Colorado State University

Colorado State UniversityPueblo

Fort Lewis CollegeU.S. Air Force Academy

University of Colorado at Boulder

University of Coloradoat Colorado Springs

University of Colorado

University of Denver

University of Northern Colorado

CoNNeCtiCut

Fairfield University

Quinnipiac University

Sacred Heart University

U.S. Coast Guard Academy

University of Connecticut

University of Hartford

Yale University

delaware

Delaware State University

University of Delaware


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diStriCt of Columbia

American UniversityGeorgetown University

Howard University

The George WashingtonUniversity

florida

Barry UniversityFlorida Atlantic University

Florida Gulf Coast University

Florida International University

Florida State University

Jacksonville University

Rollins College

Stetson University

The University of Tampa

University of Central Florida

University of Florida

University of Miami

University of North Florida

University of South Florida

University of South FloridaSt. Petersburg

University of West Florida

georgia

Augusta State University

Berry College

Clark Atlanta University

Clayton State University

Columbus State University

Dalton State College

Emory University

Georgia College &

State UniversityGeorgia Institute of Technology

Georgia Southern University

Georgia SouthwesternState University

Georgia State University

Kennesaw State University

Mercer UniversityMaconand Atlanta Campuses

Morehouse College

North Georgia College &State University

Savannah State University

University of Georgia

University of West Georgia

Valdosta State University

hawaii

University of Hawaii at Hilo

University of Hawaii at Manoa

idaho

Boise State University

Idaho State University

University of Idaho

illiNoiS

Bradley University

DePaul University

Eastern Illinois University

Illinois Institute of Technology

Illinois State University

Loyola University Chicago

Northern Illinois University

Schools Accredited in Business and Accounting


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Northwestern University

Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale

Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville

The University of Chicago

University of Illinois at Chicago

University of Illinois at Springfield

University of Illinois atUrbanaChampaign

Western Illinois University

iNdiaNa

Ball State University

Butler University

Indiana State UniversityIndiana University Kokomo

Indiana University Northwest

Indiana University South Bend

Indiana University Southeast

Indiana University,Bloomington/Indianapolis

Indiana UniversityPurdueUniversity Fort Wayne

Purdue University

University of Evansville

University of Notre Dame

University of Southern Indiana

Valparaiso University

iowa

Drake University

Iowa State University

The University of Iowa

University of Northern Iowa

KaNSaS

Emporia State UniversityKansas State University

Pittsburg State University

University of Kansas

Washburn University

Wichita State University

KeNtuCKy

Bellarmine University

Eastern Kentucky University

Morehead State University

Murray State University

Northern Kentucky University

University of Kentucky

University of Louisville

Western Kentucky University

louiSiaNa

Grambling State University

Louisiana State University

Louisiana State Universityin ShreveportLouisiana Tech University

Loyola University New Orleans

McNeese State University

Nicholls State University

Northwestern State Universityof Louisiana

Southeastern LouisianaUniversity

Southern University andA&M College

Tulane University

University of Louisianaat Lafayette


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University of Louisiana

at Monroe

University of New Orleans

maiNe

University of Maine

University of Southern Maine

marylaNd

Frostburg State UniversityLoyola University Maryland

Morgan State University

Salisbury University

Towson University

University of Baltimore

University of MarylandmaSSaChuSettS

Babson College

Bentley University

Boston College

Boston University

Brandeis UniversityClark University

Harvard University

Massachusetts Instituteof Technology

Northeastern University

Simmons College

Suffolk University

University of MassachusettsAmherst

University of Massachusetts Boston

University of Massachusetts

DartmouthUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell

Western New England College

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

miChigaN

Central Michigan University

Eastern Michigan UniversityGrand Valley State University

Michigan State University

Michigan Technological University

Northern Michigan University

Oakland University

Saginaw Valley State University

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