<p>McIntire named #1 undergrad business school by BusinessWeek.</p>
<p>whooooa… mcintire AND mendoza beat wharton? oh snap. wharton moved to #3 for best undergrad business</p>
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<p>While I think it’s an accomplishment, I wouldn’t read into the rankings too much though. McIntire professors are against non-McIntire students, preventing them from class enrollment so that class sizes are kept small and thus restricted only to McIntire students. They are doing this to take the #1 spot in Businessweek’s rankings, which is kind of sad.</p>
<p>McIntire jumped because of the Wharton’s job placement dropped due to the economic crisis. I think in general Wharton is still considered the top undergrad b-school.</p>
<p>The ranking is hard to believe!</p>
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<p>Are you talking about letting students participate from other schools at UVA, e.g. SEAS, College, etc.?</p>
<p>Would Wharton have a similar thing?</p>
<p>Wow, that is crazy…</p>
<p>I went to Mendoza at Notre Dame and, while it awesome to beat out Wharton, I really am a bit skeptical. McIntire and Mendoza are great but, if I were an employer, I’d still be beating down the door of all Wharton graduates no matter what.</p>
<p>But hey whatever…we’ll take the ranking!</p>