what is the best institute in usa for MBA?
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Go to this website and you can see a list of the top 50 college that offer MBA's in the United States http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/mba/brief/mbarank_brief.php
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nThere's a great site with just about everything one would need to know about an MBA, along with links to many online universities.\n\nGood luck.
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If you're planning on getting your MBA, you'll probably have to have some work experience first before you are admitted to the best schools in the U.S.  You should check out the Wall Street Journal, they do a yearly survey of the best MBA schools.  More recently it's been the business school at Dartmouth, but as said before you'll need a top GPA and excellent work experience.
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The University of Louisville has the best reputed MBA in the city.  Their College of Business and Public Administration is among the top 7% of business schools in the nation; it has also produced some impressive alumni, including the President and CEO of Home Depot.  The CBPA facility is very nice, but not very well climate-controlled; you'll take classes there during the heart of winter when it's -10 outside and still think the building is too hot!  They have some very nice computer labs and a modern career placement center.  Not to mention, the campus is absolutely gorgeous, and CBPA is only a 5-minute walk from the newly expanded and renovated Ekstrom Library on campus, well-equipped with a Starbucks, 24-hour study area, and more than 2,000,000 volumes.\n\nSullivan University on Bardstown Road & Watterson Expressway also has a program.  However, since it is a private institution, the tuition will be considerably higher than UofL.  Plus, I have friends who have attended Sullivan (in both Louisville and Lexington) who say the instruction there is terrible.\n\nIU-Southeast has such a program, I believe, and you pay Indiana in-state rate tuition, and it's actually cheaper than any MBA program in the state of Kentucky; I don't know much about the school, though.\n\nOther schools not in the immediate Louisville area but that still have good MBA programs are WKU, EKU, Cincinnati, IU-Bloomington, NKU, and Dayton.\n\nPersonally, I'd leave Louisville and go to Texas--University of Texas-Austin, Baylor, SMU, TCU, Rice, Houston, Texas Tech, or Texas A&M.  But, Louisville isn't quite the worst city in the world (I just didn't like it when I lived there.)  At any rate, good luck!
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Western international university, Phoenix, Arizona, U.S provides mba degree specially for working professionals. It has flexible schedules and also has its direct learning centre in Delhi, India. If you study in India, you get a direct degree from the university. The indian campus also facilitate U.S transfer.\nwiuindia.com\nwintu.edu
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I disagree with the person who said the UK. It's the USA. MBAs from schools in the US - especially the top 25 MBA programs - hold huge cache outside the US. \n\nIn fact, working with some international MBA students, they've told me that it doesn't matter WHERE in the US you get your MBA, but that it is from a school in the US. I'm sure that depends on which country you're originally from, and where you plan to work. These students were from India, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Albania, Russia, China and the UAE.\n\nThere are certain exceptions. An MBA from the top European programs - say, INSEAD or the London School of Economics, will also open doors.
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MBA in India, Admissions, Distance, GMAT, Articles, Placements, Jobs, Seminars & MDPs \n... information on Indian Management Institutes for business administration courses, ... Indian MBA News Flash. NITIE, Mumbai. Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar ...\nhttp://www.indianmba.com
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mba in the united states stands for master of business administration - nobody knows what your degree means in whatever damn country youre from . .
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Wharton of Penn. It has best Finance for undergraduate, and is commonly regarded as the best in the world for MBA. Though, if you go to any top 14 Business School, you'll probably be making a lot regardless.
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Well, have a look at the 2006 Financial Times ranking for Top 100 MBA schools in the world.\n\nWhichever country you are in..it's gonna tell you the best MBA schools based on overall and region's best MBA program.\n\nhttp://rankings.ft.com/rankings/mba/rankings.html
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There are many students in India enrolled in the MBA at Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University.  www.keller.edu
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nread that.
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UCLA is better for MBA.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site has a great amount of information on the MBA degree & universities offering the degree.
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If you are thinking about an MBA, then check out the rankings at US News or at BusinessWeek.\n\nMany of the top Business Schools don't offer undergraduate degrees -- so the undergraduate list differs a little.\n\nThe top undergraduate schools for business are:\n\n1.  University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)\n2.  MIT (Sloan)\n3.  University of California at Berkeley (Haas)\n4.  University of Michigan (Ross)\n5.  University of Virginia (McIntire)\n6.  NYU (Stearn)\n\nOther good undergraduate business schools that are ranked  include USC, Maryland, Villanova, Lehigh and nearly any school in the Big Ten.
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hi deepasika.\ni hope u might have heard of Indian Institute of managements. (IIMS) they offer the best MBA cources . there are other institutions and universities offering courses. u can look up at the University Grands Commission's site to get a better idea of good institutions which offers course in MBA and also u can get links to all the recognized universities in india.
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India ofcourse. If u deserve, an IIM MBA is at par with any other MBA