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• Slide Show: Top EMBA programs
• Rankings History: EMBA Rankings since 1991
• Methodology: How we rank EMBA programs
• FAQ: Ranking questions answered

Bloomberg Businessweek's 2011 Executive MBA ranking is based on three separate surveys of EMBA graduates (2011, 2009, and 2007) and a poll of EMBA program directors. The graduate poll rank shown is for 2011 only. Tuition is for the entire EMBA program; out-of-state tuition was used for state institutions. Top executives include students with the title of chairman, president or CEO. Top industries, functional areas, and employers are based on data supplied by schools and exclude ties. Letter grades are based on the 2011 graduate survey only. In each category, the top 20 percent earned an A+, the next 25 percent received As, the next 35 percent were awarded Bs, and the bottom 20 percent got Cs. NR=not ranked; NA=not available; 2TR=second tier.