Top 25 US Finance Schools

To be included in the Top 25, a university needs to be ranked in the Top 60 of at least three of the following lists: Top Universities, Appily, Niche, College Vine, Times Higher Education, and US News. I then excluded the two maximum and minimum rankings and averaged the remaining scores to determine the final ranking.

TOP 25

RK	Schools	ORK	DIFF	AVG	Min
1	Harvard University	1	0	1.7	1
2	University of Pennsylvania	6	4	2.3	1
3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2	-1	3.0	1
4	New York University	25	21	10.0	2
5	Northwestern University	14	9	11.7	3
6	Boston College	56	50	12.3	4
7	Yale University	5	-2	12.7	5
8	Carnegie Mellon University	23	15	14.7	9
9	University of Texas at Austin	32	23	14.7	4
10	University of Michigan	16	6	15.0	3
11	University of Southern California	22	11	17.7	9
12	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	26	14	19.3	8
13	Washington University in St. Louis	21	8	21.0	7
14	Johns Hopkins University	9	-5	27.0	6
15	University of Notre Dame	36	21	27.7	3
16	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	28	12	29.0	10
17	Boston University	35	18	30.0	22
18	Georgetown University	30	12	30.7	2
19	University of Virginia	37	18	31.3	12
20	University of Florida	34	14	32.0	14
21	University of Washington	19	-2	38.7	18
22	University of Wisconsin – Madison	27	5	39.0	24
23	University of Rochester	49	26	44.3	26
24	University of Minnesota	39	15	44.7	15
25	George Washington University	70	45	45.0	37

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Boston College (+50) is the sixth-ranked school for finance, but it is outside the Top 50 overall.

George Washington University (+45) and the University of Rochester (+26) edge themselves into the top 25.

Meanwhile, Texas (+23) and NYU (+21) are in the Top 10.