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<p>
	For aspiring business leaders, attending an elite institution can be transformational. The university of their choice might also provide access to groundbreaking research, extensive networks, and unparalleled career prospects. As always, the<strong> United States</strong> is still unmatched in providing business education due to the presence of the most well-known universities in the world.</p>
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	Two of the foremost ranking systems, <strong>Quacquarelli Symonds (QS)</strong> and <strong>Times Higher Education (THE)</strong> World University Rankings, regularly undertake a comprehensive assessment of various criteria, including graduate employment, faculty level, employer satisfaction, research productivity, and overall school reputation. The performance of US business schools, where five earned spots in THE Top 10 and four made it to QS Top 10, showed that they continued to dominate in business school rankings in <strong>2025</strong>.</p>
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	The academic reputation, acceptance rates, and selling features of the top business management schools in the United States are listed below, along with their position in the most recent QS and THE global rankings.</p>
<h2>
	Top 3 business management school in the US</h2>
<p>
	The<strong> Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard Business School, and Stanford Graduate School of Business</strong> have maintained their status as perennial favorites, placing in the top 10 on the THE and QS 2025 rankings. Their performance in these international ranking systems is shown here.</p>
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						<strong>University</strong></p>
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						<strong>QS ranking</strong></p>
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						<strong>THE ranking</strong></p>
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						<strong>International Students</strong></p>
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						<strong>(Class of 2026)</strong></p>
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						Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT)</p>
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						4</p>
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						1</p>
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						11%</p>
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						Harvard Business School</p>
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						3</p>
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						7</p>
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						36%</p>
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						Stanford Graduate School of Business</p>
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						1</p>
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						3</p>
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						39%</p>
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<h2>
	Acceptance rates and teaching scores</h2>
<p>
	The best US universities are a popular destination for the world&#39;s most talented students to apply. Their acceptance rates are still low due to the limited number of seats available for their courses. According to the Fall 2022 acceptance rate data that is currently available, Harvard&#39;s acceptance rate was 3.5%, whilst Stanford&#39;s and MIT&#39;s were 3.9% and 4.8%, respectively. The hard and infrequent chances of receiving an offer letter from these colleges are highlighted by these rates. Stanford Graduate School of Business had the highest teaching score in THE 2025, demonstrating the caliber of the university&#39;s academic staff.</p>
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						<strong>Name of the university</strong></p>
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						<strong>Acceptance rate</strong></p>
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						<strong>Teaching score (THE)</strong></p>
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						Harvard Business School</p>
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						3.5%</p>
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						94.6</p>
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						Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT)</p>
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						4.8%</p>
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						95.7</p>
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						Stanford Graduate School of Business</p>
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						3.9%</p>
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						97.3</p>
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<h2>
	Cost of attendance (2024-25)</h2>
<p>
	One of the most significant considerations for students when deciding to study abroad is the financial burden, among other important considerations. The cost of studying abroad might be extremely high. Here is a breakdown of the projected costs of attending Harvard, MIT, and Stanford in 2024&ndash;2025 for students who intend to study in the US.</p>
<h3>
	<strong>Massachusetts Institute of Technology</strong></h3>
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						Tuition</p>
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						$61,990</p>
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						Student life fees</p>
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						$406</p>
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						Housing</p>
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						$13,060</p>
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						Food</p>
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					<p>
						$7,220</p>
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						Books, course materials, supplies and equipments</p>
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					<p>
						$910</p>
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						Personal expenses</p>
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					<p>
						$2,374</p>
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						Total</p>
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					<p>
						$85,960</p>
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<h3>
	<strong>Harvard Business School</strong></h3>
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						Tuition</p>
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					<p>
						$56,550</p>
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						Health services</p>
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					<p>
						$1,592</p>
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						Housing rate</p>
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					<p>
						$12,922</p>
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						Student services</p>
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					<p>
						$3,534</p>
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						Food rate</p>
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					<p>
						$8,268</p>
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						Total</p>
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					<p>
						$82,866</p>
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<h3>
	<strong>Stanford Graduate School of Business</strong></h3>
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						Tuition</p>
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					<p>
						$65,127</p>
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						Housing and food</p>
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					<p>
						$21,315</p>
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					<p>
						Student fees allowance</p>
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					<p>
						$2,400</p>
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					<p>
						Books and supplies allowance</p>
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					<p>
						$825</p>
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						Personal expense allowance</p>
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					<p>
						$3,225</p>
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						Travel</p>
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						varies</p>
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						Total</p>
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						$92,982</p>
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