New MBA ranking: Best US schools for paying student loan
A new ranking is not based on the quality of a school or MBA program but rather the ability of an average student at each school to pay typical program-related student loan obligations after graduation. The system employed by M7 Financial, an offshoot of the MBA admissions firm mbaMission, awards schools ratings of A+ to C grades based on a “leverage ratio”–the average student indebtedness divided by average starting salary and bonus–and a “debt service coverage ratio”–the average starting salary and bonus divided by the estimated annual principal and interest payments on a ten-year student loan. Continue reading.