University of Florida Warrington College of Business supplied the magazine with inaccurate job-placement data, resulting in a higher ranking Less than four months after learning that Villanova law school tried to game its rankings, U.S. News & World Report is
Understanding cultural differences is key to doing business in Brazil and doing it well An American and a Brazilian meet to discuss a business deal. After waiting 20 minutes for the Brazilian to arrive, the American gives a PowerPoint presentation
Now, more and more of India’s top business schools are offering one-year executive M.B.A.’s, mostly to computer professionals and others with technical backgrounds For decades, the only way to get into top Indian graduate business programs was to take a
Media rankings of MBA programs do a poor job of assessing quality. Three professors propose a rating system that allows users to define the terms To say that MBA programs have undergone significant changes over the past three decades is
U.S. graduate business schools are losing their iron grip on the thriving market for international M.B.A. students At the 25 U.S. graduate-business programs that award the largest numbers of degrees to international students, applications for the 2011 fall semester declined
University of Virginia’s Darden School has joined a growing field of business schools offering global MBA programs, with residencies in four continents, at a hefty price. If you were a business school dean and had the chance to pull out
It’s official: Management education in Asia is booming With four schools firmly ensconced in the Financial Times top 20 global M.B.A. rankings”China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), Hong Kong UST Business School, the Indian School of Business, and the Indian
Choosing a B-school can be a gamble. MBA applicants shouldn’t rely on rankings alone, but the data they include are a valuable resource, admissions experts say Whenever business school rankings are released by any publication, readers flock to the Bloomberg
Would you travel over 14,000 miles every other weekend for an MBA? These hardy souls do it and don’t have too many qualms about the payback either. George Clooney, step aside. You’re a piker next to Harsh Gupta, the quintessential
An online business programme designed for working professionals Several years ago administrators at the University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business School noticed a gaping hole in their MBA offerings. There were large numbers of talented candidates who would like to
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