From Bloomberg Businessweek

From Bloomberg Businessweek

From Bloomberg Businessweek

Feb 9th 2012, 17:15 by J.L.H.D | ATLANTAOur query last month as to the future of business schools in 2012 drew a reply from Alon Rozen, an assistant dean at ENPC in Paris:[One trend we are] seeing is a rising interest for...

Business school applicants taking the Graduate Management Admission Test today are younger than their counterparts five years ago, and are increasingly turning their sights to graduate masters programs in management and...

"The demands of the first semester, including classes, group projects, exams, presentations, and internship interviews, left little time for much...

Clever questions allow B-schools to gain insights into applicants. They also give applicants a chance to stand out in a crowded...

Recruiting activity is up at top business schools, and Duke Fuqua's Sheryle Dirks explains how to make the most of a busy...

The Financial Times has just published its 2012 full-time MBA ranking, starting another year of controversy and mistrust that always accompany such media league tables. The headlines will no doubt belong to the Stanford...

Entrepreneurship is all the rage, but not all B-school programs are createdequal. Check out our roundup of resources for entrepreneurs at top programs

Doing your research is important

Most people will judge you within the first second of meeting you and their opinion will most likely never change. Making a good first impression is incredibly important, because you only get one shot at it. Princeton...

As business school deans make their resolutions for 2012, the collective hope is to produce graduates capable of thinking creatively about the challenges that face the...

When opportunity knocks, MBA students sometimes drop out, for a semester or a lifetime. The good news? You can come back.

Wall Street banks have been shedding jobs at a steady clip this fall, but the skittish economic outlook isn’t having an impact on MBA hiring, which is only getting rosier, according to a new corporate recruiters survey released...

The notorious narrow, short-term horizon that threatens business is threatening to infect higher education

"While I considered a range of programs with a social enterprise concentration, my search came full circle with...