Graduate schools of business: Harvard (gasp!) no longer No. 1

5. Northwestern

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Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management in Evanston, Ill., is shown in this file photo. The school came in No.1 in the categories of marketing and part-time degree programs.

Northwestern, which tied for the No. 5 spot, is the other business school in the Top 5 that offers a part-time course of study. It is also the top school for marketing. Students at the Kellogg School of Management can earn an MBA or PhD, and they can earn a joint MBA/JD or MBA and masters of engineering. There are 1,280 full-time students and 1,098 part-time students. Tuition is $51,495 for a full year, or $5,152 per credit.

The business school slipped a notch in the Bloomberg Businessweek rankings and stands at No. 4. Graduates raved about the academics but dissed the career office. Among the school’s most famous graduates: Edwin Booz and James Allen, founders of the Booz Allen Hamilton consulting firm.

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