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   Rankings for 2003

 1  Harvard 
 2  Stanford  
 3  Northwestern (Kellogg)  
 4  Pennsylvania (Wharton) 
 5  MIT (Sloan)  
 6  Columbia  
 7  Michigan 
 8  Chicago  
 9  Dartmouth (Tuck) 
10 Cornell (Johnson)  

11 Virginia (Darden) 
12 Yale 
13 Carnegie Mellon 
14 Duke (Fuqua)
15 UCLA (Anderson) 
16 NYU (Stern) 
17 UNC - Chapel Hill 
18 Texas - Austin (McCombs) 
19 Rochester (Simon) 
20 UC Berkeley (Haas)
21 Indiana 
22 Vanderbilt (Owen) 
23 Washington University (Olin) 
24 USC (Marshall) 
25 Purdue (Krannert)
26 Maryland (Smith) 
27 Emory (Goizueta) 
28 Michigan State (Broad) 
29 Georgetown (McDonough) 
30 Georgia Tech (DuPree) 
31 Boston University 
32 UC Davis 
33 Wisconsin - Madison 
34 UC Irvine
35 Florida (Warrington) 
36 Penn State (Smeal) 
37 Rice (Jones) 
38 Arizona State 
39 Brigham Young (Marriott) 
40 U of llinois - Urbana-Champaign 
41 Ohio State (Fisher)
42 William and Mary 
43 Iowa (Tippie) 
44 SMU (Cox) 
45 University of Miami 
46 Minnesota (Carlson) 
47 Syracuse 
48 Pittsburgh (Katz) 
49 Thunderbird 
50 Wake Forest (Babcock)

Second Tier
(in alphabetical order) 

American (Kogod)  
Arizona (Eller) 
Babson College (Olin)
Boston College (Carroll) 
Case Western Reserve (Weatherhead) 
Clark Atlanta 
Georgia (Terry) 
GWU 
Howard 
Notre Dame (Mendoza) 
Rutgers - Newark 
Texas A&M (Mays) 
Tulane (Freeman) 
South Carolina (Moore) 
U at Buffalo 
U of Tennessee at Knoxville 
University of Washington