The Economist Announces Corrections to its 2012 Global MBA Ranking
The Economist yesterday released its 10th annual ranking of the Top 100 international MBA programs and named the University of Virginia Darden School of Business the No. 2 business school in the world.
Today, the magazine issued a correction, listing the Tuck School at Dartmouth in the second position and Darden in the third position. At the bottom of the rankings table, the paper writes:
“Correction: An earlier version of this chart showed Virginia (Darden) in 2nd place and Dartmouth (Tuck) in 3rd. These should have been reversed. We are very sorry for the mistake.”
The printed edition of the magazine, which hits the newsstands today, will still list the Darden School of Business as No. 2.
The University of Virginia Darden School of Business prepares responsible global leaders through unparalleled transformational learning experiences. Darden’s graduate degree programs (MBA, MSBA and Ph.D.) and Executive Education & Lifelong Learning programs offered by the Darden School Foundation set the stage for a lifetime of career advancement and impact. Darden’s top-ranked faculty, renowned for teaching excellence, inspires and shapes modern business leadership worldwide through research, thought leadership and business publishing. Darden has Grounds in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the Washington, D.C., area and a global community that includes 18,000 alumni in 90 countries. Darden was established in 1955 at the University of Virginia, a top public university founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1819 in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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