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Number of M.B.A. Grads Each Year

Bright, young entrepreneurs used to be few and far between, but in today's competitive business environment a Master's degree is considered by some to be an essential bargaining chip in landing a job. How many M.B.A. grads enter the market annually? In 2005 there were 142,000 -- almost two times...

Tags: M.B.A. Grads, Jonathan Haeber, Management, Entrepreneurship, Experience

Blog posts 2007-09-20

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Supply chain degrees pay off.(Arizona State University's supply chain management M.B.A. grads can earn $92,459/year)(Brief Article)

ASU M.B.A. grads start at $92,459. ASU M.B.A. grads start at $92,459.

Tags: Arizona State University, SCM, supply chain

Research articles 2000-12-08

Executive M.B.A. Grads Decide to Look Elsewhere

Traditionally, employers have paid tuitions for select employees to earn executive M.B.A.s (E.M.B.A.s) with the expectation that these executives will stick around afterward and put the company's investment to use. But layoffs amid a down economy, plus a diminished bond between employers and employees, are resulting in more executives job-hopping...

Tags: CFO Publishing Corp., Executive, Investment, Workforce Management, Finance, Human Resources

White papers 2003-12-26

LEADING U.S. BUSINESS SCHOOLS.(Directory)(Illustration)(Industry Overview)

After middle managers were downsized in the 1980s, the management knowledge base dried up at many corporations. Those companies have turned to graduate business schools to replenish their ranks. Graduates from these 80 institutions will make on average more than $67,000 in their first year. In...

Tags: Administration, Arizona State University, Boston College, Brigham Young University, Carnegie-Mellon University, Case Western Reserve University, Chicago, Columbia, Computer Associates International Inc., Denver, Emory University, G., Georgetown University, Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology, Harvard Business School, Insead, Johnson, Jones, Kellogg, Kentucky, London Business School, Marriott, Mary, New York University, Pennsylvania State University, Rice University, Robert, Rochester, Syracuse University, Technology, Texas A&M University, University of California at Los Angeles, University of Florida, University of London, University of Michigan, University of Pittsburgh, Wharton School

Research articles 2000-01-24

The Finance MBA: Life Beyond Wall Street

Manhattan might be a ghost town, but regional banks and boutiques will still be hunting for talent. Top feeder schools: ...

Tags: Bank, Job, MBA, Career, Recruiting, Perella Weinberg, Personal Finance, Financial Accounting, Finance, B-School, Financial Services, Investment Banking, BB&T, M&T, Evercore Partners, Lazard, Greenhill, Michael Myser

Articles 2009-02-09

Five Hard Truths About the MBA

If you're counting on an MBA to help advance your career, new evidence might make you think twice. Hard...

Tags: Education, Business School, Management, Geoffrey James, Jeffrey Pfeffer, Student, MBA, BNET Feature

Articles 2007-10-16

And the MBA Goes To...

As a new MBA student at Kellogg, each student is assigned to a study group within the first week.  I will never forget my initial meeting with my group, as we introduced ourselves.  There were four of us in this group,   I was the youngest, and had the least experience. ...

Tags: MBA, HBS, Stacy Blackman

Blog posts 2009-03-09