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Visa Headaches Discourage Foreign Applicants to U.S. Business Schools

Visa Headaches Discourage Foreign Applicants to U.S. Business Schools

🕔11:00, 12.Feb 2019

Last year Surbhi Verma quit her investment banking job in Mumbai, moved to Silicon Valley, and started a master’s in finance program at Santa Clara University’s Leavey School of Business. She thought the degree would help her land a prestigious

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30 Years of Bloomberg Businessweek Business School Rankings

30 Years of Bloomberg Businessweek Business School Rankings

🕔09:10, 21.Jan 2019

Thirty-plus years ago, when Businessweek set out to assess the quality of full-time U.S. MBA programs, getting the hard-copy surveys out the door took some doing. “I literally sat in front of the TV night after night stuffing envelopes”€ recalls

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“Give Me Your MBAs, Your Entrepreneurs” – Canada

“Give Me Your MBAs, Your Entrepreneurs” – Canada

🕔15:02, 15.Jan 2019

Ayesha Chokhani, who grew up in Kolkata, has no love of the cold. Yet when she went to study for her master’s degree, the 29-year-old student chose the University of Toronto, where winter temperatures can fall well below freezing. Chokhani had

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Why B-Schools Struggle to Enroll More Women

Why B-Schools Struggle to Enroll More Women

🕔01:00, 17.Mar 2016

Today, women are almost as likely as men to fill the seats of medical school and law school classrooms. Yet the share of women enrolled in MBA programs hasn’t risen above 37.2 percent in the past decade, according to the

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Silicon Valley May Want MBAs More Than Wall Street Does

🕔01:00, 17.Mar 2016

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel said MBAs are predisposed to “herdlike thinking and behavior.” Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen dubbed them a contrarian indicator, saying “if they want to go into tech, that means a bubble is forming.” In a post on

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Why Consulting Is a Revolving Door for MBAs

Why Consulting Is a Revolving Door for MBAs

🕔01:00, 20.Nov 2015

Of all the industries MBAs could end up in, the largest single chunk of them flock to one: consulting. But Bloomberg data show that they’re not likely to stick with it. Even though consulting is the most popular of the

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The Companies That Pay MBAs the Most

The Companies That Pay MBAs the Most

🕔01:00, 25.Oct 2015

Business school is a profitable investment for almost anyone, but some MBAs are getting more dollar value out of their degrees than others. MBAs who worked in financial services several years out of school earned more than their peers in

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Oxford Business Dean: MBA Programs Should Be More Than Driving Schools

Oxford Business Dean: MBA Programs Should Be More Than Driving Schools

🕔01:00, 20.Feb 2015

To some degree, MBA programs are advanced driving schools. We teach students how to operate one of the most powerful engines in the world: business. We teach how this engine must be finely engineered (operations), how it needs special fuel

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These Are the Students Good Enough to Turn Down Harvard Business School

These Are the Students Good Enough to Turn Down Harvard Business School

🕔01:00, 28.Jan 2015

Who in their right mind would get accepted to Harvard Business School and turn it down? Turns out the answer is: someone who also got into Stanford. It’s a nice problem to have: You’ve been admitted to two or more

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