Rank the best Business School for undergraduate studies in the Philippines

[DURHAM]

Here’s my top ten:

1. UP-Diliman
2. DLSU
3. UA&P
4. ADMU
5. UST
6. UP-Cebu
7. San Beda College
8. Miriam
9. Thames Business School
10. I/AME-Makati

[kundera_tan]

sawa na ako sa ranking..sa totoo lang..
sobrang subjective naman ang mga tao..kahit number1 pa UP sa'yo....basta sana itigi na 'tong kababawan na 'to.

[DURHAM]

Originally posted by kundera_tan
sawa na ako sa ranking..sa totoo lang..
sobrang subjective naman ang mga tao..kahit number pa UP sa'yo....basta sana itigi na 'tong kababawan na 'to.
you must be from UST.

kababawan? anong kababawan sa pag tatanong?? consider this as perception survey.



peace.

[kundera_tan]

i'm from UP School of Economics id__t.

[DURHAM]

Oh, yeah, sure you are.

[clawed_out]

wow andito na naman si oh-i-know-it-all-cause-thank-god-i'm-not-from-that-cheap-school-uste!


welcome back!!

[im_atheneo]

you must be from UST too clawed_out?

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[Attila]

1. Ateneo

2. UP

3. DLSU

4. UA&P

5. UST

6. others

[kundera_tan]

this thread should be closed. non-sense, really.

[tyanak_me]

Attila
Member

Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Makati
Posts: 58
1. Ateneo
2. UP
3. DLSU
4. UA&P
5. UST
6. others
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Nick almost three years old, only 58 posts todate nearly all of which are to glorify Duh Arneow.

It's in PEX where one can easily spot alternicks.

[im_atheneo]

Atilla is right though

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[hekyll31]

1. UP-D
2. DLSU
3. Ateneo
4. UA&P
5. UST
6. Thames

[Ultra_MegaStar]

1. Ateneo
2. UP
3. UA&P
4. DLSU
5. UST

[juan23_twothree]

1. Ateneo
2. Ateneo
3. Ateneo
4. up
5. ua&p
6. ust

[atenean_blooded]

Here's how I'd rank the schools:


1. Ateneo JG-SOM
2. UP-D CBA
3. DLSU-M CBE
4. UA&P SMN

[lakitabadaga]

Originally posted by clawed_out
wow andito na naman si oh-i-know-it-all-cause-thank-god-i'm-not-from-that-cheap-school-uste!


welcome back!!

bakit kailangan mo pa mang-copy ng style?

click naman yung "when reality STRUCKS your face" style mo a.

[mac_bolan00]

Originally posted by juan23_twothree
1. Ateneo
2. Ateneo
3. Ateneo
4. up
5. ua&p
6. ust
nice frequency array! you a stat major? :glee:

[im_atheneo]

singular daw kasi yung noun (reality) e...

watching eypol apple could help

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[prettyful101]

Please, stop this non-sense talk, about "who's the #1?" it'll only make all of us fight, for sure.

[William_Teng]

hi, my officemate say ateneo de manila is always the best.
i dont know about university of the philippines, de la salle university (philippines) and university of santo tomas (philippines).

i thank you.

[Oscar01]

Naknampucha. Sino bang di naniniwala na #1 ang Ateneo sa business?

E tingnan mo palang kung gaano kayaman ang mga Jesuit, kahit di mo pa nga isama si John Gokongwei.

Walang kalaban-laban.

[William_Teng]

Originally posted by Oscar01
Naknampucha. Sino bang di naniniwala na #1 ang Ateneo ? sa business?

E tingnan mo palang kung gaano kayaman ang mga Jesuit , kahit di mo pa nga isama si John Gokongwei.

Walang kalaban-laban.

mr. teng understand few only. i bold it. :)
you correct, my officemate correct also, ateneo #1 business.
can you give me example why ateneo #1 business?

i thank you.

Mr Teng.

[Oscar01]

Dehins mo lakalits John Gokongwei? Tsk, tsk, tsk lah.

[atheneo_me]

[b]within and without" ???

hahahahahahaha

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[DURHAM]

Originally posted by Oscar01
Naknampucha. Sino bang di naniniwala na #1 ang Ateneo sa business?

E tingnan mo palang kung gaano kayaman ang mga Jesuit, kahit di mo pa nga isama si John Gokongwei.

Walang kalaban-laban.
your premise is flawed.
try pondering on these q:
Jesuit trained ba si bill gates? Jesuit run ba ang Harvard?


BTW, the business of the AGSB is in the loosing.

[Oscar01]

Yun na nga. Paano pa kaya kung Jesuit trained na si Bill Gates? E di mukha na niya talaga ang lalbas pag-on ng monitor. :D

No offense to the real Jesuit-trained students who get the joke.

[atheneo_me]

"in the loosing" ?

weird.

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[atenean_blooded]

None taken, Oscar.

[Im_not_a_basher]

undisputedly it's UP. then La Salle.

Ateneo and ust are third. :)

[AgnasKa]

UST siempre, followed by la salle-taft.

the rest labu-labo na (ex. psba, ue, up-diliman, san beda, etc.) :)

[grass]

1. UP
2. DLSU
3. UA&P
4. ADMU

[AgnasKa]

ustig, 3 WORDS ba 'yan? paki-confirm.

thanks! :)

[Im_not_a_basher]

U-nibersidad ng Pilipinas.

[lakitabadaga]

ateneo, up, dlsu. in that order.

then uap, csb, psba.

yun lang ang mga reputable.

[prodent]

Originally posted by ustig!
in terms of business school, ust is an institution that is look upon by potential entrepreneurs, within and without metropolitan manila.

interesting thread.

[DJQuimby]

Ako eto ranking ko:

1. MLQU
2. Jose Rizal University
3. University of Manila

:)

[Coño Guy]

UP School of Economics (yipee)
UP College of Business Administration

( My econ profs are always arguing with the BA profs - i laugh when sir solon says the kindergarten school aka the "B" School. I can't believe the bashing continues. On the other hand, BA profs also belittle us them neighbors during the BA classes, hehe). I'd say they're both great. :D

[honeybfly]

I think in terms of selectivity, UP - CBA Diliman is tops...

case in point : out of the 60,000+ students who take the UPCAT yearly, about 8,000 indicate either BA or BAA as their first choice and only 100 students are admitted for each course..

p.s. this info was mentioned by a college official during the baccalaureate mass for April 2004 grads...

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Here's my top 6:

1. UP-Diliman
2. De La Salle-Manila
3. Ateneo de Manila
4. UA&P
5. San Beda College
6. UST

I'll just keep the criteria I used for ranking these schools to myself. ;)

[Ultra_MegaStar]

Here's my list of the top undergrad business schools in the Philippines:

1. Ateneo

2. UP

3. DLSU / UA&P

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by Ultra_MegaStar
Here's my list of the top undergrad business schools in the Philippines:

1. Ateneo

2. UP

3. DLSU / UA&P

Ha ha ha ...

Funnily enough, Ateneo was considered as being the best one in the Philippines by some obvious die-hard ateneans while the majority of the more objective ones ranked it way behind. The good thing about ranking is ... it gives us a nice subject to argue on! ;-)

May I know what are the bases of your ranking?

Any school for business in the Philippines that is ranked higher than UP is always a suspect.

[coup_plotter]

1. UP
2. DLSU
3. ADMU
4. UAP
5. Thames

[twerpy_craphead]

1.UP
2.DLSU-M
3.UA&P
4.ADMU

nothing follows...

[nEyhER]

i'd say:

1. UP-D
2. DLSU-M
3. UST
4. ADMU

UP-D and DLSU-M are the two schools that would normally compete in PRC board exams--UP-D topping the October CPA exam, while DLSU-M, topping the May CPA exam.

The products of both schools should also be given credit. Majority of the top executives come either from UP-D or from DLSU-M. While, one cannot discount the fact that there are few top executives coming from UST and ADMU.

In the FINEX exam, UP-D was able to bag the top award for two times; DLSU-M was also able to clinch the same title for two consecutive years. ADMU, on the other hand, won the title once.

Lastly, the GSB of both UP-D and DLSU-M are included in the Asiaweek survey. With UP-D ranked 22nd, while DLSU-M ranked 24th, out of 50 positions. (AIM ranked 2nd.) Since majority of the teachers in the GSB are also teaching part time in the undergraduate, this might be a basis for determining the effectiveness of the classroom atmosphere.

My two cents' worth.

[Bomber]

In my opinion, the top business schools (not accounting schools) for undergraduate studies are:

1. Ateneo's John Gokongwei School of Management - Wholistic business education. Attracts very bright students, many of whom are scholars or from well-off families and are in a real position to make a difference. Ateneans represent the largest single group of Filipinos in the Ivy league schools (eg, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Wharton). That's very impressive given the relatively small size of the school.

2. UP - The best in accounting; attracts many bright students and scholars.
3. UA&P - I ranked UA&P higher than DLSU primarily because of the quality of education.
4. DLSU - Used to be a good business school but quality control has gone awry. Mediocrity has become the norm. However, still strong in accounting.

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by Bomber
In my opinion, the top business schools (not accounting schools) for undergraduate studies are:

1. Ateneo's John Gokongwei School of Management - Wholistic business education. Attracts very bright students, many of whom are scholars or from well-off families and are in a real position to make a difference. Ateneans represent the largest single group of Filipinos in the Ivy league schools (eg, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Wharton). That's very impressive given the relatively small size of the school.

2. UP - The best in accounting; attracts many bright students and scholars.
3. UA&P - I ranked UA&P higher than DLSU primarily because of the quality of education.
4. DLSU - Used to be a good business school but quality control has gone awry. Mediocrity has become the norm. However, still strong in accounting.

Ladies and gentlemen, you would know if the remark was made by an atenean.

These cheap dirt creeps never cease to lie the public.

If indeed your claim is true that "Ateneans represent the largest single group of Filipinos in Ivy League schools", why can't you show us a proof?

[Ithacxa]

The gods laugh while humans fight their petty skirmishes.......:D

[Lek-Lek]

Ithacxa,

Why don't you start showing them who the gods are? ;)

Pero alam mo, ka-cheapan 'tong mga ganito. Kung kayo nga nina victory hindi masyado binibigyan ng weight ang mga ranking-ranking sa mga schools 'nyo diyan, ano pa kaya ito?

To everyone, kindly spell out the variables (i.e., post-grad mean salaries, return on investment, 5-year post-undergrad career advancement, etc.) each of you used to make your rankings. In case you haven't seen those rankings done by Financial Times, BusinessWeek or US News, you may want to visit their websites.

[mac_bolan00]

what's 'wholistic business education'?

[Hulk]

Hehe! Nami-miss niyo naman talaga yung mga importanteng criteria sa pagpili ng top business school. Eto criteria ko:

1. Kung saan ako graduate
2. Quality of student babes
3. Ample parking spaces for SUVs
4. Excellent cafeteria food
5. Airconditioned classrooms
6. Proximity to malls


So my choices are:
1. UP - dito ako graduate tsaka may sariling parking lot *okay*
2. Ateneo - madaming magandang babes :wow:
3. UAP - pinakamalapit sa malls
4. DLSU - masikip ang parking lot!!! malayo pa sa malls!!! :lol:


:frank:

[2nd-in-Line]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek
To everyone, kindly spell out the variables (i.e., post-grad mean salaries, return on investment, 5-year post-undergrad career advancement, etc.) each of you used to make your rankings.

In case you haven't seen those rankings done by Financial Times, BusinessWeek or US News, you may want to visit their websites.
be objective naman dyan.

WHERE do you expect PEX members to get this kind of data from?

institution lang ang gumagawa nyan.

[2nd-in-Line]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek

Pero alam mo, ka-cheapan 'tong mga ganito. Kung kayo nga nina victory hindi masyado binibigyan ng weight ang mga ranking-ranking sa mga schools 'nyo diyan, ano pa kaya ito?

Pag pumasa ka na siguro sa Michigan malalaman mo na may kabuluhan pala ang ranking games sa recruitment of graduates...

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by 2nd-in-Line
be objective naman dyan.

WHERE do you expect PEX members to get this kind of data from?

institution lang ang gumagawa nyan.

Correct! Which means, without the data, all your assertions are baseless. In business, only factual assertions are permissible.

That is why we have business statistics, econometrics, etc. to test empirical data and support arguments right?

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by 2nd-in-Line
Pag pumasa ka na siguro sa Michigan malalaman mo na may kabuluhan pala ang ranking games sa recruitment of graduates...

But I'm applying elsewhere. You may ask one of my mentors, Ithacxa (himself a graduate of a top-tier US b-school), which schools I'm eyeing. :)

By the way, who told you I said "walang kabuluhan ang rankings"? Rankings help MBA applicants a lot. But what should someone when different agencies provide different rankings? BusinessWeek, for instance, puts Kellogg on top of its 2002 rankings, while Financial Times and US News say Wharton is number 1?

For more insights on B-school rankings, you may consult my friend and mentor, victory. He should be able to explain well to you.

[KuyaDanny]

Originally posted by Hulk

2. Ateneo - madaming magandang babes :wow:


Baligtad na talaga ang mundo ngayon. Nung nag-aaral pa ako kailangan pang dumayo sa UP para makakilala ng magagandang babes.

[MAROON*Spectrum]

to those cardcore die-hard ateneans in this thread who has nothing better to do than to fluant nonsence -- their fabricated claims: the reason why I question Bomber is because I know that he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about.

Lek-Lek: I am a Harvard graduate myself. I acquired my MBA from HBS not too long ago, and in my time there was only 1 Atenean enrolled in HBS as compared to 8 of us from THE State U - UP!!! As a matter of fact, One of the 8 eventually graduated as Baker Scholar (number 2 in the whole graduating class of more than 850 graduands) while 2 were in the top 10% of the whole graduating class. There were also 2 classmates from DLSU who are very nice people during our commencement exercises.

I'm not sure what's the exact figure at HBS this year, or how many students enrolled this year who came from which Philippine university, but if someone here could NOT produce an acceptable evidence of support to his claim that such local school has the MOST participants in this and that b-school in the US, UK, Australia, etcetera, then it's better to just zip lips than adduce the public into believing a falacy - unverified facts!

Ateneo has a very good business/manangement programs, and perhaps has successfully been able to keep some of the Philippines’ brightest minds, but despite that, I do not believe it is better than UP, objectively speaking.

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by KuyaDanny
Baligtad na talaga ang mundo ngayon. Nung nag-aaral pa ako kailangan pang dumayo sa UP para makakilala ng magagandang babes.
and when exactly was that?

just because you married a bright lady from THE State U makes it justifiable that there were more pretty ladies in UP than there were in Ateneo.

During our time (and that was not too long ago), we had to cross Katipunan ave to look for partners. Most of the good ones in UP were already taken by either wealthier and wittier isko or by someone from across the avenue.

hindi kaya umiikot lang ang ating mundo sa katipunan? :D

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek
But I'm applying elsewhere. You may ask one of my mentors, Ithacxa (himself a graduate of a top-tier US b-school), which schools I'm eyeing. :)

By the way, who told you I said "walang kabuluhan ang rankings"? Rankings help MBA applicants a lot. But what should someone when different agencies provide different rankings? BusinessWeek, for instance, puts Kellogg on top of its 2002 rankings, while Financial Times and US News say Wharton is number 1?

For more insights on B-school rankings, you may consult my friend and mentor, victory. He should be able to explain well to you.

you got 'snobbed' by a Michigan and yet you have the audacity to bash UP-CBA and its graduates? How dare you!

take my advice: don't strain yourself too much in applying to any top-tier b-school in the US. Perhaps you're not really meant to go to any of those in the first place. but as what the old adage says: 'One swallow does not a summer make.' so, keep wasting your quid taking the GMAT, pal. you might get lucky next time. :lol:

good luck!

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by MAROON*Spectrum
to those cardcore die-hard ateneans in this thread who has nothing better to do than to fluant nonsence -- their fabricated claims: the reason why I question Bomber is because I know that he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about.

Lek-Lek: I am a Harvard graduate myself. I acquired my MBA from HBS not too long ago, and in my time there was only 1 Atenean enrolled in HBS as compared to 8 of us from THE State U - UP!!! As a matter of fact, One of the 8 eventually graduated as Baker Scholar (number 2 in the whole graduating class of more than 850 graduands) while 2 were in the top 10% of the whole graduating class. There were also 2 classmates from DLSU who are very nice people during our commencement exercises.

I'm not sure what's the exact figure at HBS this year, or how many students enrolled this year who came from which Philippine university, but if someone here could NOT produce an acceptable evidence of support to his claim that such local school has the MOST participants in this and that b-school in the US, UK, Australia, etcetera, then it's better to just zip lips than adduce the public into believing a falacy - unverified facts!

Ateneo has a very good business/manangement programs, and perhaps has successfully been able to keep some of the Philippines’ brightest minds, but despite that, I do not believe it is better than UP, objectively speaking.

I don't think I made assertions as to how many Ateneans made it to Harvard Business School or some US B-school for that matter. I believe you should have directed your comments to someone else. My post had nothing to do with any claim that Ateneo is the best undergraduate management school blah-blah.

Also, I'm not sure whether it's just me or I'm expecting too much from somebody claiming to be a graduate of HBS. But you may want to check your post for some "flaws" - the US MBA graduates I know do speak and write with impeccable sophistication, i.e. grammar, S-V agreement, spelling, etc. I believe this is checked by the two writing portions in the GMAT right? Oh yeah, I've talked with Marj Lao (a UP graduate herself) and some Ateneans from HBS, and I don't think I've seen in any of them the sarcasm and misplaced sense of pride so commonly attributed with HBS graduates - that, unfortunately, are very much reflected by your words.

Nevertheless, I'll have to talk with victory (you've probably heard of him, right?). Given his connections, he probably knows who you are. Getty Atienza? I don't know him personally, but victory does - they're very good friends, I believe.

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by MAROON*Spectrum
you got 'snobbed' by a Michigan and yet you have the audacity to bash UP-CBA and its graduates? How dare you!

take my advice: don't strain yourself too much in applying to any top-tier b-school in the US. Perhaps you're not really meant to go to any of those in the first place. but as what the old adage says: 'One swallow does not a summer make.' so, keep wasting your quid taking the GMAT, pal. you might get lucky next time. :lol:

good luck!

There goes your HBS claim! HBS graduates do have the sharpest of analytical skills - and I don't think you have them.

Did I bash UP-CBA??? Quote a specific phrase/sentence/line which I said pointing to that effect and I'll concede. As far as I know, I did not say anything condescending to UPians in this thread.

By the way, getting "snobbed" doesn't mean the end of the world for me. :) I know someone who did not get into a lot of schools he applied to but eventually finished as a top graduate in the school where he matriculated. ;)

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek

Nevertheless, I'll have to talk with victory (you've probably heard of him, right?).

unfortunately, i don’t know him. is he one of your gods? You were caught here ‘marmonnant-ing’ the guy’s name over a million times. Unless you do not have any personal affection with the guy… there’s absolutely no need of you doing that. Ha ha ha . ..

Given his connections, he probably knows who you are. Getty Atienza? I don't know him personally, but victory does - they're very good friends, I believe.

if he knows getty then he knows me.



Geeez..... I will neither kid you nor your ignorant reference people that anything other than writing excellently in PEX forums counts. If you believe this is 'relevant' I am relieved that you will never get into any top-tier Business School in the US or even in Singapore/HK/Australia , whether DL or Campus oriented - no selection committee will select you for such a post should you explain what you intend to turn their reputation into, and any that did pass you would not be worthy of a moment's consideration. Mabulok ka dyan sa Loyola. Pathetic.

consider this as my last reply.


S-V agreement my aasssss.... at MAGPAKA-LALAKI KA!

[Bomber]

Uuummmmmm.... let's see.

Having problems with S-V agreement, anti-Ateneo, uses words like "quid"............

Uuummmmmmmm.......

Sounds like another alternick of that Warwick clown in PEx. But at least, he's moving up and he's decided he's now an alumnus of Harvard BS. :evil_lol:

ON TOPIC

I'll stick to my original ranking:

1. Ateneo
2. UP
3. UA&P
4. DLSU

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by Bomber
Uuummmmmm.... let's see.

Having problems with S-V agreement, anti-Ateneo, uses words like "quid"............

Uuummmmmmmm.......

Sounds like another alternick of that Warwick clown in PEx. But at least, he's moving up and he's decided he's now an alumnus of Harvard BS. :evil_lol:

ON TOPIC

I'll stick to my original ranking:

1. Ateneo
2. UP
3. UA&P
4. DLSU

you think all people here in PEX lie -- that's because that's exactly the way how you run your life here in the forum.

another pathetic Atenean who will never ever have a chance to get admitted to any of the top-tier b-school in the US/UK/Australia/Canada, or even just a slightest of a chance to take a glimpse of what an ivy-league school looks like in real.

Mabulok ka dyan sa Loyola kasi hangang dyan lang ang kaya mo. :lol:


good bye!

[UranusUses]

Originally posted by MAROON*Spectrum
you think all people here in PEX lie -- that's because that's exactly the way how you run your life here in the forum.

another pathetic Atenean who will never ever have a chance to get admitted to any of the top-tier b-school in the US/UK/Australia/Canada, or even just a slightest of a chance to take a glimpse of what an ivy-league school looks like in real.

Mabulok ka dyan sa Loyola kasi hangang dyan lang ang kaya mo. :lol:


good bye!

very squatterish

[zacharaiolsen]

UA&P
DLSU
ADMU
UP
UST

[tonder_bolt]

the maroonspectrum guy is obviously from ust lang.

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by MAROON*Spectrum
unfortunately, i don’t know him. is he one of your gods? You were caught here ‘marmonnant-ing’ the guy’s name over a million times. Unless you do not have any personal affection with the guy… there’s absolutely no need of you doing that. Ha ha ha . ..



if he knows getty then he knows me.


Fortunately, the guy was patient and considerate enough to ask me to be his research assistant - kahit mahina ako, or incompetent or in your words "will never get into any top-tier Business School in the US...". :)

[Hulk]

Originally posted by KuyaDanny
Baligtad na talaga ang mundo ngayon. Nung nag-aaral pa ako kailangan pang dumayo sa UP para makakilala ng magagandang babes.

Hehe! Baka naman exclusive school pa Ateneo nun kaya wala pang babes! Nagkakabukingan na ng edad! :lol:


:frank:

[mac_bolan00]

nah, madami nang maganda sa ateneo kahit noon pa. hindi lang kasi kilala si KD sa UP. :D

[Ithacxa]

Lek, I'm not one of those gods, and I'm not even pretending to be one of them. It just occurred to me that whoever has a broader perspective will find it funny that people are fighting about very infinitesimal issues. It's indeed amusing especially when people who claim to be intelligent and well-reasoned make the clumsiest grammatical errors and stuff, but at its core, it's really not that interesting.

Another thing: so-called "top" b-school graduates aren't the hottest things in the world. They may have the chutzpah to think they are good, but I have met so many of them who can't think or argue straight and that includes lots of people from Harvard, Wharton, Columbia, Stanford, Northwestern and your other top programs. It's so funny......they think being clothed with some designation improves their lot. I just think they are compensating for some other inadequacy.

[UranusUses]

Originally posted by tonder_bolt
the maroonspectrum guy is obviously from ust lang.

how come?

[extranjero]

Asian Institute of Management. ang alam ko ito ang pinakamagaling sa pilipinas

[thaiexchange]

UST is at par, if not better, with AIM.

[extranjero]

haaayyyy nakuuuu thaiexchange.... sobrang chauvinistic Thomasian ka! basa ko mga previous posts mo e.....

aminin mo na kasi sa isang survey na lumabas mas nauna ang AIM and not far behind e UP. tapos nandun din ang Ateneo at La Salle. sadly di ko nakita UST.

wala namang masama kung aaminin mong waterloo ng UST ang business e! unless yun ang course mo sa UST......

peace!

[extranjero]

what are the reasons if i may ask? if it's about his school being the best.... about how many times did he mention that??

what i'm for is that he should accept that UST did not rank as one of the best in Asia.

but UST is really a good school. i have lots of friends studying there. but our schools was never an issue....

as of my side. i'm neutral....

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by Ithacxa
Lek, I'm not one of those gods, and I'm not even pretending to be one of them. It just occurred to me that whoever has a broader perspective will find it funny that people are fighting about very infinitesimal issues. It's indeed amusing especially when people who claim to be intelligent and well-reasoned make the clumsiest grammatical errors and stuff, but at its core, it's really not that interesting.

Another thing: so-called "top" b-school graduates aren't the hottest things in the world. They may have the chutzpah to think they are good, but I have met so many of them who can't think or argue straight and that includes lots of people from Harvard, Wharton, Columbia, Stanford, Northwestern and your other top programs. It's so funny......they think being clothed with some designation improves their lot. I just think they are compensating for some other inadequacy.

CORRECT! Sabi nga natin diyan - "p***g!" ;)

[mac_bolan00]

Originally posted by Ithacxa
Lek, I'm not one of those gods, and I'm not even pretending to be one of them. It just occurred to me that whoever has a broader perspective will find it funny that people are fighting about very infinitesimal issues. It's indeed amusing especially when people who claim to be intelligent and well-reasoned make the clumsiest grammatical errors and stuff, but at its core, it's really not that interesting.

Another thing: so-called "top" b-school graduates aren't the hottest things in the world. They may have the chutzpah to think they are good, but I have met so many of them who can't think or argue straight and that includes lots of people from Harvard, Wharton, Columbia, Stanford, Northwestern and your other top programs. It's so funny......they think being clothed with some designation improves their lot. I just think they are compensating for some other inadequacy.
flaming is fun, don't you know?

[Hulk]

How do you become a "god"? :mconfused: :lol:


:frank:

[UranusStinks]

We all forgot the Philippine Millionaires' Academy. Even Miriam salutes their graduates.

[extranjero]

Originally posted by ustigmatizm
what sort of sws exit poll did you consult before you can conclude this?

excuse me but in our heart and minds, ust rulezzzz!!!!

ayokong ma-involve sa away ha... pero ito ay isa sa mga nakita kong listing....

1 Melbourne Business School
2 Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
3 Asian Institute of Management (Philippines)
4 Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand (School of Management)
5 NUS Business School (National University of Singapore)
6 Chinese University of Hong Kong
7 Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Graduate School of Management)
8 Macquarie Graduate School of Management (Australia)
9 Nanyang Business School (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)
10 Sasin Graduate Institute of Business and Administration (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand)
11 Monash Mount Eliza Business School (Australia)
12 Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
13 International University of Japan (Graduate School of Management)
14 China Europe International Business School (China)
15 National Cheng-chi University, Taiwan (College of Commerce)
16 National Cheng-chi University, Taiwan (College of Commerce)
17 Brisbane Graduate School of Business (Queensland University of Technology, Australia)
18 Lahore University of Management Sciences (Pakistan)
19 University of Queensland, Australia (Graduate School of Management)
20 Seoul National University (College of Business Administration)
21 Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (School of Management)
22 University of Adelaide, Australia (Graduate School of Management)
23 National Taiwan University of Science & Technology (College of Management)
24 University of the Philippines (College of Business Administration)
25 Curtin University of Technology, Australia (Graduate School of Business)
26 Mahanakorn University of Technology (Thailand)
27 International Management Institute (India)
28 Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (India)
29 University of Technology Sydney (Graduate School of Business)
30 Birla Institute of Technology and Science (India)
31 T. A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal (India)
32 Bharathidasan Institute of Management (India)
33 Khon Kaen University, Thailand (College of Graduate Study in Management)
34 Ritsumeikan University, Japan (Graduate School of Business)
35 University of Malaya (Faculty of Business and Accountancy)
36 Malaysian Graduate School of Management (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
37 University of South Australia (International Graduate School of Management)
38 RMIT University, Australia (School of Management)
39 Hitotsubashi University, Japan (Faculty of Commerce)
40 University of Dhaka (Institute of Business Administration)
41 Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (Pakistan)
42 Universiti Sains Malaysia School of Management
43 B. K. School of Business Management (Gujarat University, India)
44 Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan (School of International Politics, Economics and Business)
45 University of Waikato Management School (New Zealand)
46 Chungnam National University, South Korea (College of Economics and Management)


pinost ko na lahat...... ito ang link baka sabihin mong gawagawa ko lang: http://www.careerdynamo.com/asia_mba.html

ayokong makipag-away for simple reasons na DI business ang course ko.... wala naman akong paki kung sino ang nasa top e!

[grun]

Originally posted by ustigmatizm
what sort of sws exit poll did you consult before you can conclude this?

excuse me but in our heart and minds, ust rulezzzz!!!!

^^

just post the researches at your college of commerce. who knows? we might agree with you

[victory]

Originally posted by MAROON*Spectrum

Lek-Lek: I am a Harvard graduate myself. I acquired my MBA from HBS not too long ago, and in my time there was only 1 Atenean enrolled in HBS as compared to 8 of us from THE State U - UP!!! As a matter of fact, One of the 8 eventually graduated as Baker Scholar (number 2 in the whole graduating class of more than 850 graduands) while 2 were in the top 10% of the whole graduating class. There were also 2 classmates from DLSU who are very nice people during our commencement exercises.


I just spoke to Getty. PM me your identity as he would like to know who you are, given that you posted his address in a public forum.

[Ithacxa]

'Nuff said......we should get some people here shrink insurance. They have deeper issues than any of us could ever imagine! They want to win, no matter what - it's pathological.

[mac_bolan00]

Originally posted by victory
I just spoke to Getty. PM me your identity as he would like to know who you are, given that you posted his address in a public forum.
one gets pushed against the wall on what he claims for himself. that's one danger in being an i-specialist. :lol:

[extranjero]

iwell i guess your school was not on the list that's why you're questioning the reliability....

o well if you don't want to believe that then don't. i gave you the link so you could just check that out....

[Lion]

Originally posted by victory
I just spoke to Getty. PM me your identity as he would like to know who you are, given that you posted his address in a public forum.

Can you please let us know if Mr. Maroon*Spectrum actually graduated from HBS? Or is he just an upgraded model of that Mr. Warwick guy?

[Bazooka_Joe]

Originally posted by extranjero
iwell i guess your school was not on the list that's why you're questioning the reliability....

o well if you don't want to believe that then don't. i gave you the link so you could just check that out....

ustigmatizm's Ateneo is not included!

[Bazooka_Joe]

Originally posted by extranjero
haaayyyy nakuuuu thaiexchange.... sobrang chauvinistic Thomasian ka! basa ko mga previous posts mo e.....

aminin mo na kasi sa isang survey na lumabas mas nauna ang AIM and not far behind e UP. tapos nandun din ang Ateneo at La Salle. sadly di ko nakita UST.

wala namang masama kung aaminin mong waterloo ng UST ang business e! unless yun ang course mo sa UST......

peace!

extranjero,

reality_STRUCKS and ustigmatizm are not Thomasians. :)
visit this forum more often and you'll see.


on topic:

DLSU-CBE and UP-CBA no doubt.

UST's College of Commerce and Accountancy is not that bad.
Accountancy yung pinakamaganda dun.
BusinessAd, i don't know why commerce peeps call this as CSB ng UST-commerce.

:blowsmoke:

[Coño Guy]

Originally posted by ustigmatizm
how reliable is/are your source/s?

you know what?

the source i think was from Asiaweek survey of the 50 Best MBA schools in Asia and Australia. 3 years ago na ito. Wala nang Asiaweek. The survey came a month after the Best schools in Asia study by Asiaweek.

[tonder_bolt]

but ust is older than any survey organization.

[Coño Guy]

The poll was supported by data sent by the MBA schools to Asiaweek before. Ateneo did not send any to the study kaya wala sila.

[Coño Guy]

i was wrong, The Asiaweek study wasnt even a poll, it was a real study.

[MAROON*Spectrum]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek
Fortunately, the guy was patient and considerate enough to ask me to be his research assistant - kahit mahina ako, or incompetent or in your words "will never get into any top-tier Business School in the US...".

bagay ka nga dyan sa THE Ateneo. :lol:

tama na ba ang grammar ko this time?

[2nd-in-Line]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek
There goes your HBS claim! HBS graduates do have the sharpest of analytical skills - and I don't think you have them.

Did I bash UP-CBA??? Quote a specific phrase/sentence/line which I said pointing to that effect and I'll concede. As far as I know, I did not say anything condescending to UPians in this thread.

By the way, getting "snobbed" doesn't mean the end of the world for me. :) I know someone who did not get into a lot of schools he applied to but eventually finished as a top graduate in the school where he matriculated. ;)

yuck!

your english is soooooo pinoy. :lol::glee:

no matter how hard you try to sound someone who's a Harvard educated, lumalabas pa rin yang paka atenean-bulokiks mo! :lol::lol:

sa michigan nga lagpak na, sa Harvard pa kaya? :glee:



hay nako. mag put-up ka nalang ng beauty parlor at baka magiging regular customer mo pa yang sila victory, Ithacxa at greenturd. at least, magkakaron ka na ng managerial experience nyan at matangap ka na sa THE Ateneo de Naga Business School. :lol::lol::lol:

[MAROON*Spectrum]

2nd-in-Line,

gay pala yan si lek2

[2nd-in-Line]

Originally posted by MAROON*Spectrum
2nd-in-Line,

gay pala yan si lek2

hindi naman. half-half lang just like some of his mentors in THE Ateneo who are advocacies of population explosion pero hindi naman nag sha-shag. :lol::lol:

[acacia_tree]

2nd-in-Line, kahit pa mag warwick ka. bisaya ka pa rin. at dala dala mo pa rin ang pagiging "PUBLIC" .

[victory]

Originally posted by victory
I just spoke to Getty. PM me your identity as he would like to know who you are, given that you posted his address in a public forum.

No response, MAROON*Spectrum from HBS?

[Ithacxa]

The battle goes on! Expectedly, they attack all opposing personalities once their logic falls apart - as if it has any to begin with. I think such arguments are called "argumentum ad hominem."

Victory, good point! Silence is golden (or in this case, embarassing).

[Lek-Lek]

Ithacxa,

Shocking!! HBS graduate daw pero puro garbage ang sinasabi! Correct, ad hominem indicates where logic falls apart.

But on the lighter side of it, if ever I put up a beauty parlor, I do think it's an honor to count among my customers a Wharton MBA/Ph.D. and a Darden MBA. ;)

[atenean_blooded]

Don't put up a beauty parlor, Lek. Let's just put up a really nice restaurant where your potential customers (Wharton MBA/Ph.D. and Darden MBA) and any future Pinoy Nobel Prize laureates will hang out. :)

[Ultra_MegaStar]

2nd_in_line ... este Maroon*Spectrum, come out, come out wherever you are.

First, Warwick; now, HBS. :lol:

Asenso ha!

__________
ON TOPIC:

1. Ateneo JGSOM
2. UP
3. Others

[tyanak_me]

I've had some Harvardian teachers, but in "easy" subjects like thermodynamics and theoretical mechanics. Good but not mind-blowing.