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Ranking of the U.S. business schools in 2015, by debt payback period

Years required to pay back student debt acquired during MBA studies at the top 20 business schools in 2015

The data shows a ranking of the best business schools in the U.S. in 2015, as evaluated by Forbes. The figures show the variable of years needed to payback student debts. In 2015, Harvard Business School in Boston, Massachusetts, was ranked second best business school in the U.S. It was estimated that it would take 4.2 years to pay back the debt incurred after having studied at this institution.

Cornell (Johnson) - Ithaca, NY (10)	3.8
Indiana (Kelley) - Bloomington, IN (20)	3.8
UNC (Kenan-Flagler) - Chapel Hill, NC (13)	3.8
Columbia - New York, NY (4)	4
Northwestern (Kellogg) - Evanston, IL (3)	4
Dartmouth (Tuck) - Hanover, NH (5)	4
MIT (Sloan) - Cambridge, MA (9)	4
Duke (Fuqua) - Durham, NC (12)	4
UCLA (Anderson) - Los Angeles, CA (17)	4
NYU (Stern) - New York, NY (18)	4
Michigan (Ross) - Ann Arbor, MI (15)	4
Texas-Austin (McCombs) - Austin, TX (14)	4
Chicago (Booth) - Chicago, IL (6)	4.1
Pennsylvania (Wharton) - Philadelphia, PA (7)	4.1
UC Berkeley (Haas) - Berkeley, CA (8)	4.1
Virginia (Darden) - Charlottesville, VA (16)	4.1
Yale - New Haven, CT (11)	4.1
Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) - Pittsburgh, PA (19)	4.1
Harvard - Boston, MA (2)	4.2
Stanford - Palo Alto, CA (1)	4.2

Ranking of the U.S. business schools in 2015, by debt payback period

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