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The best and worst MBA courses if you want a giant salary

The best and worst MBA courses if you want a giant salary

🕔01:00, 1.Dec 2014

An MBA is not just about getting paid. It’s also about pushing your learning curve, widening your networking parameters and leveraging up some love among the case studies. But money is part of an MBA – why else would you

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Do’s and Don’ts of Convincing MBA Programs You’re a Good Fit

Do’s and Don’ts of Convincing MBA Programs You’re a Good Fit

🕔01:00, 21.Nov 2014

Focusing on fit is one of the most important elements of finding the right business school. This can seem like an abstract thing to determine at first glance. After all, many students assume they’d be just as happy at Harvard

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Faculty Feared Distance Learning Course Would “Cannibalize” Traditional MBA

Faculty Feared Distance Learning Course Would “Cannibalize” Traditional MBA

🕔01:00, 13.Nov 2014

The executive director of a leading business school has said that his faculty thought a shorter, cheaper mini-MBA program would “cannibalize” the traditional MBA, highlighting the challenges that business schools face in adapting their content for the modern business climate.

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10 Best MBA Programs for Minting Billionaires

10 Best MBA Programs for Minting Billionaires

🕔01:00, 13.Nov 2014

Where should you go to get your MBA if you want to be a billionaire? Likely one of these schools, the top 10 when it comes to number of billionaire alumni. With 64, Harvard University is No. 1 when it

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The Sum Of All The Business School Rankings

The Sum Of All The Business School Rankings

🕔01:00, 13.Nov 2014

In the turbulent world of business school rankings, 2014 will go down as a vintage year. The mixture of celebration and howls of protest that accompanied the results of the Bloomberg BusinessWeek MBA ranking that published on earlier will endure

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Slight Decline in Number of Self-Funded Executive MBA Students

Slight Decline in Number of Self-Funded Executive MBA Students

🕔01:00, 13.Nov 2014

For the first time in five years, the percentage of students who fully fund their Executive MBA (EMBA) education has declined slightly, according to the results of the 2014 Membership Program Survey of the Executive MBA Council (EMBAC). “With organizations

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Best Business Schools 2014: Duke Tops Full-Time MBA List, Harvard Slips

Best Business Schools 2014: Duke Tops Full-Time MBA List, Harvard Slips

🕔01:00, 11.Nov 2014

There is a new top dog in American business education: Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. The Durham (N.C.)-based school has claimed the No. 1 spot in Bloomberg Businessweek‘s 14th biennial ranking of full-time MBA programs, part of a shakeup

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Are You A Food Innovator? Skip Wharton; Try This New B-School

🕔01:00, 10.Nov 2014

For most careers, there’s nothing like advanced business training from the likes of Wharton, Stanford or Harvard. But if you’re a food-obsessed innovator, maybe you want a curriculum that emphasizes baguettes along with balance sheets; organics as well as org

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4 Factors to Consider About European MBA Programs

4 Factors to Consider About European MBA Programs

🕔01:00, 7.Nov 2014

As business becomes more global, future MBA applicants may ask themselves if they should consider heading abroad for business school. In many cases, the answer will be yes. The best business schools attract international students and faculty of the highest

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Stanford Bets Big on Virtual Education

Stanford Bets Big on Virtual Education

🕔01:00, 5.Nov 2014

Stanford’s Graduate School of Business took its relationship with online education to the next level on Wednesday, when it announced that a new program for company executives will be delivered entirely by way of the Internet. “I don’t know of

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