Georgia Tech's Scheller College of Business is ranked 23^rd (8^th among public universities) in Bloomberg BusinessWeek's latest rankings of the nation's top full-time MBA programs.

The top 30 U.S. schools and top 10 international programs are highlighted in the November 19-25 print edition of the magazine. The full list is available online.

Bloomberg BusinessWeek ranks top MBA programs every two years. In 2010, Georgia Tech was also ranked 23^rd nationally.

To determine its rankings, Bloomberg BusinessWeek surveys newly minted MBAs and corporate recruiters and evaluates faculty research output.

"We're so happy that Georgia Tech's MBA, so new among competitors, continues so strongly in the top 25," says Dean Steve Salbu.

This year, Bloomberg BusinessWeek included short videos of the top-ranked schools to give prospective students a better sense of each school's distinctive features. For Georgia Tech, video producers highlighted the TI:GER tech-transfer program, which teams MBA and law students to work on commercializing the research of participating PhD students. Tech's video is available here.