Happiness - New parameter for Business School Ranking

We have seen many articles where the return on investment of each school is tabulated like the percentage increase in salary, the duration by which the loan can be repaid, the career path the alumni has taken etc. But has anyone ever mentioned to you on the level of happiness that each MBA program provides?

Will moving into consulting or banking give you happiness? Robert Prentice, professor of business law at the McCombs School of Business has written an excellent blog on how you should measure the return on investment. His argument is that once you are able to satisfy all your basic needs (Food, Shelter and Clothing), the extra money would add little to the level of happiness that you might experience.

Professor also points out on how business school administrators are disappointed when a graduate selects a Non-profit opening against a high paying Wall Street one - a decision that can affect the business school ranking.

Read Happiness, Not Money is How We Should Judge MBA Programs