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<p>LOL @ this clown trying to pimp WF. Wake Forest is for kids who couldn’t get into Duke, UNC, and Vanderbilt. WF is NOT a top business school and Charlotte is NOT the second largest financial city in the US. If you have to lie to yourself to help you sleep at night, go for it dude.</p>
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<p>Ofcourse… but I was responding to student01’s question which was purely based on prestige</p>
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I think Yale and MIT, depending on the environment, also hold extreme international clout. But yes, I do agree that Harvard, Oxford, and perhaps Cambridge are the schools with the most international recognition.</p>
<p>is Georgetown’s business really that bad compared to the other ones?</p>
<p>go to mccombs!!! UT all the way!!!</p>
<p>The Solid Five:</p>
<p>UPenn-Wharton, Michigan-Ross, MIT-Sloan, Berkeley-Haas and NYU-Stern</p>
<p>^ I always thought McIntire was amongst that group but I suppose I was wrong about that?</p>
<p>McIntire is an excellent school for undergrad business, but I don’t think it has the cache and branding that the solid top 5 schools have. Besides, I believe the USNews league table for undergrad business is more reliable than the Businessweek’s.</p>
<p>well if we’re not talking undergrad shouldn’t HBC be in there?</p>
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a lot of universities are famous, depending on the environment.</p>
<p>Personally, I’ve only heard of 4 schools until grade 10 (not counting local worthless ones):
harvard, MIT, oxford and cambridge.</p>
<p>top 3 most well known would be HOC. I think </p>
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