It must be all those Tuesday nights at the Keg. The Kellogg School of Management dropped to third in this year’s Bloomberg Businessweek rankings of the best executive MBA programs after spending two decades at the top. The magazine cited a “decline in student satisfaction,” as determined by a survey of new graduates, as the reason the school lost its alpha status. While Northwestern tries to climb back up, Kellogg students will probably see this drop as an excuse for a pity kegger on Deering Field. After all, what could be better than beer pong with the country’s next third-most important CEO?
[SF Gate]
