Leading MBA Programs With The Most Women

USC Marshall's Class of 2020 attained gender parity, with 52% women enrollmentleapfrogging several top schools that have been slowly climbing through the 40% range to become the first elite school to enroll 50% or more women in an incoming MBA class.

• In the fall of 2017, 12 schools in the U.S. Top 25 were members of the 40%-or-greater club; a year later, that number has ticked upward to 13
• Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, which grew its female ranks from 34% to 42%
• University of Washington Foster School of Business jumped from 36% to 42%.
• Columbia Business School, slipped from 41% to 39%
• University of Texas McCombs School of Business, which dropped from 40% to 38%. 

Northwestern Kellogg (46%), Dartmouth Tuck (45%), and Imperial College Business School of London (45%).

AND WHAT ABOUT EUROPE?

• London Business School enrolled 40% or more women — in LBS’ case, exactly 40% in the Class of 2020. 
• Cambridge Judge (36%)
• Oxford Said (39%)
• IESE (32%) 
•  IE (31%) of Spain
• INSEAD (33%) 
• HEC Paris (32%)