As part of the 2013 Best Undergraduate B-Schools ranking, Bloomberg Businessweek asked undergraduate business students from this year’s graduating class to tell us, via an online survey, about their business school experience, from getting in to getting a job. One section of the survey singles out specific aspects of the business program and asks the students to grade them on a scale from A to F. Over the next few weeks, we will publish the top 10 B-schools in each specialty area, from accounting to entrepreneurship, culminating with publication of the entire undergraduate specialty ranking including 124 schools.
Mendoza is home to three ethics centers dedicated to research, study, and public discourse of current issues related to ethical business, and hosts two annual speaker series—the Berges Lecture Series and Ten Years Hence. Each brings in experts from a variety of industries to speak on topics related to ethics, sustainability, and the greater good.
At Marriott, one of the four integrated core courses that every business student must take is “Ethics for Management,” where students analyze various ethical dilemmas and study ethical theories necessary to making management decisions. Additionally, the school offers two case competitions focused on the area: the NAC Ethics Case Experience and the student-run Ethics Case Competition.
Following Mendoza and Marriott in the ethics ranks are the College of Business at Northern Illinois University and the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business. Below is the list of the top 10 schools.