Top universities in California

Read about the top universities in California, one of the most popular student destinations in the US, according to the QS World University Rankings: USA 2021.

University of California Los Angeles in United States - US News Best Global Universities

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The Best Universities in the World for Economics & Business

See the US News rankings for the world's top universities in Economics and Business. Compare the academic programs at the world's best universities.

University of California Davis in United States - US News Best Global Universities

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University of Southern California - Profile, Rankings and Data | US News Best Colleges

Setting · N/A ; Tuition & Fees · $71,647 ; Undergraduate Enrollment · 21,023 ; Acceptance Rate · 10%

MBA 2024 - Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com

Published : February 12 2024, Total Schools : 100, Year : 2024

University of California--Irvine - Profile, Rankings and Data | US News Best Colleges

Setting · Suburban ; In-state tuition and fees · $14,737 ; Undergraduate Enrollment · 29,503 ; Acceptance Rate · 26%

2024 Best Business Schools (MBA) in America

Find the best MBA program to fit your goals using the U.S. News ranking of top business schools. Narrow your search using our on-page tools here.

3 California Colleges Rank Among the Top 10 for Startup Founder Grads

California had six universities in the top 36, the most of any state, with the University of... The data also details the business schools that some of the startup founders attended. Three...

See the Top 10 Global Universities for Economics and Business

10. Erasmus University Rotterdam ; Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands · Best Global Universities overall rank: 62 (tie) · Fact: During his lifetime, Dutch economist H. Johannes Witteveen – a professor from the Erasmus School of Economics – became the first managing director of the International Monetary Fund. The deceased and legendary econometrics scholar Jan Tinbergen, who served on the school's faculty when it was called the Netherlands School of Economics, shared the first Nobel Prize in economics in 1969.