This ranking focuses on schools with strong business programs, not just schools that offer business programs exclusively. Whereas many other colleges offer undergraduate business majors, PayScale's list focuses on schools the majority of whose alumni graduate with a degree in a business-related field. The median salaries presented are for graduates of these schools with business-related majors, not of the schools as a whole, and comprise students who earned only a bachelor's degree. See the gallery for the 15 business schools that turn out graduates who earn the most, ranked by mid-career salaries, according to PayScale. Credit: Shutterstock
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