Sda Bocconi, The Best Mba In The World In Terms Of Return On Investment

With an average time of 2.25 years, the SDA Bocconi MBA (http://mba.sdabocconi.it/home/index_eng.php) places 1st in the world as the investment in MBA training which pays itself back most quickly. This is according to Bloomberg Businessweek’s new ranking of return on investment (ROI, the average time graduates need to earn back tuition fees) for the best MBA programs around the world.
The result was reached by dividing expenses (including the cost of the program, room and board expenses and the absence of the average salary during the attendance period) by the average increase in salary after graduating from the MBA.

"This result illustrates that our MBA is a great choice, combining a high quality education with a quick and profitable reentry into the job market, thanks in part to various excellent relationships that the school has with recruiters and the business world" said Alberto Grando, Dean of SDA Bocconi.

With this placement, SDA Bocconi, the only Italian school on all the major international rankings, continues to add to the positive results obtained in 2010. In business school rankings, SDA Bocconi placed 17th in Europe in the Financial Times rankings, climbing seven spots, and is now included in the Bloomberg Businessweek rankings placing 18th for schools outside the United States.

Top ten schools in Bloomberg Businessweek International ROI Rank 2011.

School Average time needed to recoup business school costs (years)

1. SDA Bocconi 2.25
2. HEC 2.3
3. Manchester Business School 2.68
4. Cranfield 2.94
5. IESE 3.17
6. Texas Mays Business School 3.42
7. Michigan State Broad College of Business 3.51
8. Schulich School of Business, Ontario 3.6
9. Illinois College of Business 3.85
10. IE Business School 3.9

By: Public Relations2011

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