My graduate program is 4th in the country, the 3 schools ahead of it?
1) wharton
2) booth
3) kellogg
4) Fuqua
Look up the universities associated with those names, because I am sure you have to.

If you look at the other program, Fuqua comes in at 12th in the country, where as mendoza comes in at a lowly 37th.

Even with your sub-average degree, i'm sure you can fill in the blanks here, my Fuqua MBA will do just fine in the job market.

Also Proxy, I have no idea where you got your sources but ND MBA undergraduate OR graduate isn't even close to the top on any list in any market on any publication.

I'll rain on your shitty degree all day Veta, that is the one that you haven't actually earned yet.

You're still not my peer, and you never will be.

Business Insider has Mendoza at 29th, and Fuqua at 13th.

Here's the full list:

BusinessWeek: #6
US News: #12
Economist: #28
Last year's list: #15

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/best-business-schools-2011#13-duke-university-fuqua-38#ixzz1cYeNpKQs

BusinessWeek: #24
US News: #37
Economist: #39
Last year's list: #31

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/best-business-schools-2011#29-university-of-notre-dame-mendoza-22#ixzz1cYeUm6Fg

For the record, lower numbers = better here, just in case your finance class didn't teach you about rankings.

Business Insider was world rankings.

you still paid $200 for a gold medal.

again stop trying to grasp at things that aren't true. Is there not a wikipedia article that you can copy paste to this post to give you at least 10% credibility?

you all have officially graduated from "kdice stupid" to "real life stupid"

congratulations...

Why back away from the business school argument?

focus here, as a manager you'll need to attempt to focus on problems as they arise, not divert senior management with straw-man accusations.

comparing degrees and schools...like seriously?
why does it matter in the long run
that's so vain and unbecoming...
let your work do the talking