Based on data reported by the schools themselves, 55 of 62 schools in the 2017 Poets&Quants undergraduate B-school ranking graduate 30% of more of their students with some debt. The school with the highest percentage of students with debt: Providence College, with 73%; the lowest: the University of Texas-Dallas Jindal School of Management, where fewer than 8% carry debt past graduation. The school with the highest average amount of per-student debt: Drexel LeBow, where students graduate $43,894 in debt. Twenty schools reported no debt data.