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Which business schools have the most full-time minority students?

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School name	Minority students
Northeastern University Boston, MA	11.0%
Babson College (Olin) Babson Park, MA	10.8%
University of Minnesota–Twin Cities (Carlson) Minneapolis, MN	10.7%

Wright State University (Soin) Dayton, OH	10.7%
University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND	10.5%
St. John Fisher College (Bittner) Rochester, NY	10.4%
University of Florida (Hough) Gainesville, FL	10.3%
Boston College (Carroll) Chestnut Hill, MA	10.3%
University of San Francisco (Masagung) San Francisco, CA	10.3%
Valdosta State University (Langdale) Valdosta, GA	10.3%
Hofstra University (Zarb) Hempstead, NY	10.1%
University of Louisville Louisville, KY	10.0%
Case Western Reserve University (Weatherhead) Cleveland, OH	9.8%
Suffolk University (Sawyer) Boston, MA	9.8%
University of Delaware (Lerner) Newark, DE	9.8%
Quinnipiac University Hamden, CT	9.7%
DePaul University (Kellstadt) Chicago, IL	9.7%
University of South Florida Tampa, FL	9.6%
Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS	9.5%
University of Central Arkansas Conway, AR	9.5%
University of Tulsa (Collins) Tulsa, OK	8.9%
Oregon State University Corvallis, OR	8.8%
University of West Florida Pensacola, FL	8.7%
Western Carolina University Cullowhee, NC	8.7%
Portland State University Portland, OR	8.6%

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