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Provo, Utah (AP) -- Brigham Young University's business school is getting top honors.
The school jumped four spots in the Financial Times' 2006 rankings of the top 100 M-B-A programs.
The newspaper ranked B-Y-U's Marriott School of Management in the top 50 for the second year in a row. It placed 45th overall, 27th in the U-S.
The paper has ranked B-Y-U schools in the past six months. It's criteria measures the school's strength in three areas. They are: purchasing power in the marketplace, diversity of experience and the school's research.
Financial Times evaluated business schools on six continents for its 2006 M-B-A rankings, which published January 30th.
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