When Audrey McLaughlin was looking into online MBA programs, the Cleveland, Ohio, native cared a lot about overall prestige and program rankings. But she also paid attention to something more granular: the instructors. “I wanted the same faculty as the
There is good news for the deans of US business schools, many of whom have spent the past few years worrying that part-time and online MBA programmes would replace the traditional residential format. According to the latest data from GMAC,
If youve clicked on this article, youve probably decided its time to get serious about applying to business school. I wont sugar coat it: The admissions process is hard and does take a fair amount of time. But you can
When Luis Ochoa wanted to make the leap from investment banking analyst to corporate strategist, he didnt follow the usual path of getting a masters of business administration degree. Instead, the Stanford University graduate took a few free strategy and
Peculiar results in U.S. News specialty MBA rankings have led to speculation that Jesuit schools may be gaming the system, particularly since they are based solely on a survey of business school officials. (Poets&Quants) Jesuit colleges are popping up
It’s the dream of every MBA candidate who registers to a prestigious MBA school. A coveted position in investment banking or consulting, with a salary only heard of in the movies. While this reality does occur for a small percentage
If youre thinking of going back to school and getting an MBA, its first critical to determine whether your expectations for an advanced business degree are aligned with the advantages that it could provide. Here are a few things to
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is in first place in the latest league table of the world’s best universities. It’s the third year in a row that the US university, famous for its science and technology research, has been
Twenty years ago, studying business abroad was only for the adventurous or the downright quirky. Today, it’s increasingly commonplace. Why? Because employers of all sizes are now searching for – and fighting over – the truly international employee: the one
Domestic MBA candidates may face missing out on places at some business schools in Europe this year. Candidates from outside a school’s main region are more likely to gain admission to MBA programs, according to a former admissions director at
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