Diversity Index - Best Business Schools & MBA Programs 2023

BEST B-SCHOOLS 2023–24

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Bloomberg Businessweek’s Best B-School’s Diversity Index provides a window into the racial, ethnic, and gender makeup of US MBA programs. Half the score is based on race and ethnicity, the other half on gender. Diversity details for each of the schools in our US ranking can be found here. Schools with fewer than 10 US students are unranked.

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School	Diversity Rank	Diversity Score	Overall Rank	Male
Howard	1	97.6	40	40%
Florida International (Chapman)	2	94.8	73	41%
George Washington	3	85.7	46	39%
North Carolina State (Jenkins)	4	84.1	57	56%
NYU (Stern)	5	79.2	12	54%
Baruch (Zicklin)	6	77.9	48	59%
USC (Marshall)	7	77.5	17	54%
MIT (Sloan)	8	76.7	10	54%
Miami	9	75.3	58	60%

Pennsylvania (Wharton)	10	75.1	8	50%
San Diego (Knauss)	11	74.1	Unranked	56%
Washington in St. Louis (Olin)	11	74.1	30	53%
Southern Methodist (Cox)	13	73.6	27	58%
UC at Davis	13	73.6	43	57%
Tulane (Freeman)	15	73.3	66	59%
UC at Berkeley (Haas)	16	73.2	10	53%
Rochester (Simon)	17	73.0	25	56%
Harvard	18	72.4	6	54%
Charleston	19	71.4	67	36%

Stanford	20	71.2	1	56%
Willamette (Atkinson)	20	71.2	74	63%
Rice (Jones)	22	70.3	19	61%
Columbia	23	68.8	5	58%
Duke (Fuqua)	24	68.6	14	52%
Northwestern (Kellogg)	24	68.6	7	52%
Michigan (Ross)	26	67.4	9	58%
Houston (Bauer)	27	66.7	55	65%
Yale	28	66.4	15	57%
Tampa (Sykes)	29	65.9	Unranked	57%

Cincinnati (Lindner)	30	65.4	68	69%
Hult	31	65.1	60	67%
Dartmouth (Tuck)	32	65.0	3	54%
Virginia (Darden)	33	64.1	3	63%
Baylor (Hankamer)	34	63.7	50	58%
Case Western Reserve (Weatherhead)	35	63.3	59	44%
Northeastern (D'Amore-McKim)	35	63.3	65	56%
Chicago (Booth)	37	62.9	2	60%
Rochester Institute of Technology (Saunders)	37	62.9	75	56%
Texas-Dallas (Jindal)	39	60.8	37	60%

Vanderbilt (Owen)	39	60.8	25	71%
Georgia (Terry)	41	60.0	27	64%
Wisconsin	42	58.6	41	66%
Emory (Goizueta)	43	58.5	16	67%
Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	44	58.2	18	68%
Arizona State (Carey)	45	57.3	39	61%
Minnesota (Carlson)	45	57.3	32	55%
Pittsburgh (Katz)	47	56.3	49	77%
Washington (Foster)	48	56.0	23	58%
Georgetown (McDonough)	49	55.9	24	66%

UCLA (Anderson)	50	54.3	22	64%
Notre Dame (Mendoza)	51	54.2	34	70%
Cornell (Johnson)	52	52.9	13	61%
SUNY at Buffalo	53	52.8	69	61%
William and Mary (Mason)	54	52.6	36	71%
Texas at Austin (McCombs)	55	51.0	21	65%
North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)	56	50.9	29	62%
Boston University (Questrom)	57	49.7	51	64%
Tennessee (Haslam)	58	48.2	63	72%
Florida (Warrington)	59	48.1	38	67%

Fordham (Gabelli)	60	47.7	55	75%
Rutgers	60	47.7	44	71%
Kentucky (Gatton)	62	47.2	71	59%
Georgia Tech (Scheller)	63	47.0	20	76%
Colorado at Boulder (Leeds)	64	46.8	64	62%
Maryland (Smith)	65	45.6	33	78%
Utah (Eccles)	66	43.9	54	81%
Indiana (Kelley)	67	42.6	31	74%
Oklahoma (Price)	68	42.0	70	83%
Ohio State (Fisher)	69	41.8	52	68%

Mississippi	70	40.0	72	52%
Texas A&M (Mays)	71	38.2	45	79%
Brigham Young (Marriott)	72	38.0	35	71%
Texas Christian (Neeley)	73	37.7	42	76%
Syracuse (Whitman)	74	36.5	61	78%
Boston College (Carroll)	75	32.3	47	60%
American (Kogod)	Unranked	Not applicable	62	64%
UC at San Diego (Rady)	Unranked	Not applicable	53	51%

Note: All values rounded to the nearest whole percentage. Only US schools are ranked in the diversity index.