According to GMAC’s latest applicant trends report, the percentage of female applicants to traditional, two-year, full-time MBA programs fell from 40% to 37% last year. The percentage of female, one-year MBA applicants stayed stagnant at 36%.
At the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, only 14% of full-time MBA students are women, according to data from the Financial Times’ Global MBA Ranking 2017. But even in the US and Europe, some schools are downright male-dominated.
At the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, just 18% of full-time MBA students are women. At the University of Iowa: Tippie, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and at IMD in Switzerland, only 19% of MBA students are women.
Some schools are doing their bit for women in business. In the US, the UK, and China in particular, business schools are putting women (as well as men!) into higher level, higher wage jobs after graduation.
Here’s the 10 best business schools for women in 2017:
1. Fox School of Business at Temple University, USA
55% of MBA students are women; 100% of MBAs are employed within three months of graduation; 103% average salary uplift
2. University of South Carolina: Moore, USA
52% women; 76% MBAs employed; 115% salary uplift
3. University of Edinburgh Business School, UK
49% women; 81% MBAs employed, 67% salary uplift
4. Lancaster University Management School, UK
47% women, 86% MBAs employed, 101% salary uplift
5. Vlerick Business School, Belgium
45% women, 62% MBAs employed, 72% salary uplift
6. China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), China
45% women, 93% MBAs employed, 155% salary uplift
7. University College Dublin: Smurfit, Ireland
44% women, 88% employed, 71% salary uplift
8. Dartmouth College: Tuck, USA
44% women, 96% employed, 105% salary uplift
9. University of Pennsylvania: Wharton, USA
44% women, 95% employed, 92% salary uplift
10. Harvard Business School, USA
43% women, 91% employed, 97% salary uplift
All data is based on the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2017 unless stated otherwise.
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