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Prospanica Empowers Hispanic Students and Professionals
Finding a job after earning your MBA can be a challenge for anyone. For minority groups with a history of being underrepresented in professional employment, however, the challenge can appear massive. Thankfully, several organizations throughout the country are working to address the problem of lacking minority representation in business by providing resources and empowerment for these populations. Continue reading…
JD/MBA Students Complete Global Consulting Practicum in United Arab Emirates
A recent post on the American University Kogod School of Business website highlighted the exploits of two Kogod students who are pursuing the school’s JD/MBA dual degree program. The two students, Ayomide Oluleye and Michelle Emokpae, visited the United Arab Emirates (UAE) this past May as part of the program’s Global Consulting Practicum class. The trip provided the opportunity to work directly with a UAE-based company, giving students the chance to practice their consulting skills in a different culture. Continue reading…
DePaul’s Anthony Krautmann Announced as New Dept of Economics Chair
Anthony Krautmann, economics professor at DePaul for over thirty years, was recently promoted to the position of Department of Economics chair. According to a Q&A on the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business website, in addition to teaching, Krautmann will be responsible for leading the department and for promoting teaching excellence, research and service. Continue reading…
The DeGroote School Welcomes 4 New Faculty
The DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University welcomed four new faculty members for the new school year. In July, Goran Calic, Alina Nastasoiu, Erin Reid, and Manaf Zargoush officially joined the school to provide teaching and world-class research. Their expertise spans a wide range of fields including creativity in the workplace; customer loyalty programs; consumer habits; coping with demanding careers in a changing economy; and using data analytics to solve healthcare issues. Continue reading…
The ROI of a Technology Management MBA from the Foster School
If you’re considering earning a Technology Management MBA from the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington, there are many resources including The TMMBA ROI Blog Series to help you out. Throughout the series, the Foster School has dissected the value of the TMMBA program by interviewing a team of panelists. Continue reading…
At the University of Florida, MBA Class Size Matters
When it comes to choosing an MBA program, there are many factors that matter including location, ranking, and opportunities. One area that is often overlooked is size. Smaller MBA programs such as the Hough Graduate School of Business Full-Time MBA come with many advantages, including personalized attention, direct interaction, and cohesion. While this intuitively makes sense, does it make a difference in the long run? Continue reading…
Alumni Spotlight: Walter Pinson, George Mason EMBA ‘10
George Mason School of Business profiled a recent graduate of their EMBA program, Walter Pinson. The profile highlighted Pinson’s “never give up: attitude and dedication to perseverance” which “allowed him to fulfill his childhood dreams.” Continue reading…
Cambridge Judge Essay Topics and Deadlines 2016-2017
The Cambridge admissions committee has released the Judge essay topics & deadlines for the 2016-2017 application season. Cambridge / Judge conducts its admissions process in 5 rounds, with set interview dates for those invited to attend. There are two essay topics (a decrease from three the prior year) in addition to a career goals section.
Best Places to Study an MBA Abroad
Considering an MBA program?
Why not forgo the brutal New England winters and head to tropical Singapore or arid Madrid instead? Or are you one of those loonies who prefers frigid temperatures? Well, then perhaps Toronto might be the best fit for you!
Here’s an overview of the best international (English-speaking) MBA programs Earth has to offer:
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…
UCLA’s Anderson School Hosts Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for U.S. Veterans
This month, more than eighty post-9/11 veterans with disabilities will gather on various campuses, including at UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, to pursue entrepreneurship opportunities.
From July 9th through 17th, they will channel their military experience into the business world during the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV).
Reaching Out MBA: 19 Years of LGBTQ Support
Getting accepted into graduate business school is no easy feat. With all of the preperation, applications, campus visits, and soul searching necessary, it’s nice when you have a helping hand. If you’re a member of the LGBT community, Reaching Out MBA could be just the hand you’re looking for. Continue reading…
How Women in Business Can Benefit from a Male-Dominated World
Although business schools — and the overall business world in general — has long been a male-dominated sphere, things are changing for women in business.
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…
Top MBA Recruiters: Boston Consulting Group
Boston Consulting Group – A Dominant Force in Consulting
When it comes to consulting firms there are a few names sure to show up on any MBAs dream job list: McKinsey & Company, Bain & Company, Deloitte Consulting, and The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). While McKinsey reigns on top in Vault.com’s ranking of the most prestigious consulting firms on Earth, BCG has had a lock on the number two spot for almost 10 years. Continue reading…
Columbia’s Kimi Puntillo Offers Advice to MBAs Looking to Stay Ahead of the Tech Curve
Columbia Business School recently published an article by Kimi Puntillo that offers insight into how to navigate an increasingly tech-dependent job market. Puntillo — a professor of multimedia communications and journalism, as well as principal at KP Communications marketing firm — offers 6 concrete suggestions for MBA graduates:
Mount Saint Mary’s Los Angeles Announces Hybrid MBA
Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles announced a new hybrid online/classroom MBA curriculum on June 28, 2016.
Beginning in the fall semester of 2017, the program will be based near downtown Los Angeles at Mount Saint Mary’s Doheny Campus.
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.
