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The Importance of MBA Concentrations
Earning an MBA is, in most cases, a good idea, but do you need a concentration?
Unlike undergraduate studies, you don’t have to choose a major when you earn an MBA. In fact, you can graduate with a non-specialized MBA that is designed to equip you in a variety of fields. However, that’s not always the best idea.
Many schools offer a concentration or a major to help you focus your studies. But is choosing to specialize better than opting for generality? Continue reading…
Do You Need an MBA for a Career in Human Resources?
A career in human resource management is a wise choice.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the HR industry will experience 9% growth by 2024 — 2% greater than the 7% national industry average. And while it’s a job market that’s experiencing faster than average growth, it’s also competitive, and that’s why an MBA is so valuable. Continue reading…
When Women Rise, Business Thrives
A recent report in Fortune Magazine stating that women comprise 40% of students in the nation’s top MBA program sounds like good news. But what is the real face of gender diversity, both in business school and beyond?
Lehigh University College of Business and Economics Professor Corinne Post’s research aims to shed light on this question.
Ivey MBA Case Competition Gives Students Real World Experience
The sixth annual Ivey MBA Case Competition, sponsored by Accenture Strategy, wrapped up on June 24. The three-day competition challenged students to devise creative solutions for real-life business problems. 25 teams of Ivey MBA students participated, working on a case a day. Continue reading…
Are Executive Education Programs Worth It?
Should you get an executive education? It sounds fancy and worthwhile…
“I went back to school for an executive education,” seems like a powerful statement, but is it?
First, let’s dissect what an executive education really means. Continue reading…
Biz Degree Faceoff: MBA vs MHA
Pursuing an advanced business degree can open the door to a number of new opportunities, especially in rapidly growing fields, where an MBA’s leadership abilities and broad business knowledge can be invaluable.
Career areas such as Medical Management are expected to grow by 17% over the next ten years — much faster than the average rate of growth for other occupations.
How to Choose the Right MBA Program For You
Let’s say you’ve decided to go back to school for your MBA. You’ve already made the most difficult decision, right? Unfortunately, no. Choosing to get your MBA is just the first step. The hardest decision is choosing which business schools to apply to. Continue reading…
Alumni Profile: UCLA Anderson’s Revolution Prep
When Ramit Varma and Jake Neuberg graduated from the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s MBA program in 2002, they knew a couple of things for sure.
One was that landing a position at a big name tech or finance firm was not among their aspirations. The other — which would plant the seed for Revolution Prep — was an awareness of the need to improve access in high school standardized testing.
Industry Spotlight: Government in Washington, DC
Industry is one of the essential variables that shapes and defines the culture of any American city. What would life in New York look like without Wall Street? LA without Hollywood? Houston without oil? And, of course, Washington, DC without the Federal Government?
Weighing the Costs and Benefits of an MBA
At one point or another, almost every business professional asks the question, “Should I get an MBA?”
It’s a valid question. Standing out in a crowd of businessmen isn’t always easy. An MBA can give you a leg up against the competition and help you land the job of your dreams; at least that’s the claim.
But does it really work? Is an MBA worth the time, cost, and effort required? The question is simple, but the answer can be complicated. Continue reading…
Meet the Rotman School’s 2016 MBA Valedictorians
MBA graduates from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto recently had the opportunity to hear from the top of their class. The Rotman School’s Full-Time MBA, Morning MBA, and Evening MBA classes each chose an exceptional student to be their valedictorian. Check out their stories below. Continue reading…
Best Cities for an MBA and Nightlife
MBA and nightlife are not two words that go together very often, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t. The truth is that just because you’re getting an MBA doesn’t mean you can’t have a life outside of school and the office. In fact, going out for drinks with friends and coworkers can be a huge stress reliever, according to CNN. You need a way to blow off steam. Continue reading…
DEGREE SPOTLIGHT: George Washington World Executive MBA With Cybersecurity
Are you interested in pursuing a World Executive MBA program? Are you into cybersecurity? Than George Washington University’s newest degree offering is right up your alley. Continue reading…
Admissions Tip: How to Write a Résumé that Will Get You In
Your résumé is not only an important component of your MBA application, it’s also a great place to start when crafting your overall positioning strategy. This document forces one to distill a candidacy into a concise summary, focusing on key aspects and themes. With that in mind, here are a few simple tips to get you started: Continue reading…
The USD Business School Strives for an International & Community Focus
The University of San Diego School of Business Administration plays a key role in the San Diego community. Not only does the school have an economic impact, but it also provides high-level talent. Dr. Jaime Alonso, the Director of the USD Business School, recently spoke about the school’s commitment to supporting the business community with Business Conexion. Continue reading…
Columbia Business School Surveys Israeli Innovation Against All Odds
The Columbia Business School recently published an article by Sharon Kahn that surveyed Israel’s unusual status as a “hotbed of innovation and small-business growth,” which the “no milk, no honey, no money” country has cemented amidst a host of assorted challenges within its relatively short 68 year-old lifespan.
Are MBAs Good Writers?
It’s tough goings for a writer nowadays. In post-Recession America, students majoring in English, Creative Writing, and (sadly) Journalism degrees are less likely to find employment in their desired industries.
Part of it is job climate, part of it is just a matter of too many people getting degrees in subjects with weak job markets. Continue reading…
Bain & Company and MBAs: A Love Story
There’s no doubt that a career in consulting is a top draw for many MBA grads. The median pay for a management consultant in 2015 was $81,320 and for an MBA grad from a top school, that median pay jumps up to $120,000 (at least for Foster School grads).
Let’s face it; with starting median salaries in the low $100K and sign-on bonuses of $25k, it’s an attractive field. Continue reading…
