Best Colleges for Business according to Money Magazine

Hello! I've been reading that Money Magazine ranks colleges specifically for business majors. Can anyone explain their ranking system or provide a few of the top colleges they recommend? I want to get an idea of where I'm aiming.

Money Magazine's ranking system employs data on the outcomes of business students, such as median early career earnings, mid-career earnings, the percentage of students who major in business, and SAT/ACT scores of these students. They also consider the school's overall quality factors, such as graduation rates and student-to-faculty ratio.

In their recent Best Colleges for Business Majors rankings, the following colleges ranked high (please note that the order may vary from year to year and based on exactly what factors they weigh):

1. University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) - UPenn's Wharton School is perhaps one of the most famous business schools in the world and their strong emphasis on experiential learning, leadership, and broad learning make it a top choice for many business students.

2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - The Sloan School of Management at MIT is known for its strength in analytics and technology management, making it a favored choice for those wanting to venture into tech-related business.

3. University of Michigan (UMich) - UMich's Ross School of Business has strong programs across the board, with a particular focus on action-based learning.

4. University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) - Berkeley's Haas School of Business combines rigorous academics with a strong focus on leadership and entrepreneurship.

5. University of Virginia (UVA) - The McIntire School of Commerce at UVA offers an integrated core curriculum that sets up a strong foundation in business principles and practices.

Keep in mind to gauge a school's fit with your personal and academic interests, as you'll want to make sure the school's overall environment is also a good fit for you.