<p>The</a> Top Undergraduate Business Programs</p>
<p>if you follow that link, MSB at Georgetown is graded the lowest, (C's!!!!!!!!!) for job placement and facilities.... under many many "lower ranked" unis </p>
<p>how true is this really.</p>
<p>The new business school building is pretty much complete. Judge for yourself just how inadequate the facilities are now:</p>
<p>[McDonough</a> School of Business - New Building](<a href=“http://msb.georgetown.edu/newsroom/building/]McDonough”>Building a Stronger Network: MBA Student Creates a Platform to Connect Classmates | McDonough School of Business | Georgetown University)</p>
<p>Yeah, Business Week also ranks Wharton third overall even though many (still) consider it the best business school in the country. Just because some magazine says it…</p>
<p>Anyway, now that our MSB campus will be centralized with this awesome building, I have no doubt that our rank will go up.</p>
<p>Interestingly, for the “few of us that will get jobs,” we’ll have excellent salaries! (It’s a four-way tie for second place at $60000 per year with Georgetown, Michigan, Carnegie Mellon, and MIT.)</p>
<p>Also keep in mind that MSB feeds primarily to Wall Street, I’m not entirely sure of BW’s grading criteria, but something tells me that job placement is not limited to Wall Street.</p>