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Haas, Manchester, and Iowa are among the B-schools striving to build Asia ties through EMBA and alternative degree programs
The MBA Class of 2009 was hit harder than expected by the recession. At some top schools, 1 in 5 are jobless 3 months after graduation
When opportunity knocks, MBA students sometimes drop out, for a semester or a lifetime. The good news? You can come back
Interest in business is surging at elite liberal arts colleges, and schools that once shunned the business major are now offering coursework
A College Board report paints a grim picture: Tuition is rising while incomes are flat—and there's very little schools can do about it
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"My plan had failed. Suddenly, I was without work, enrolled in an expensive EMBA program with no corporate support"
BusinessWeek editors Louis Lavelle and Geoff Gloeckler will unveil the magazine's rankings of the top executive and part-time MBA programs during a live chat event
"People are losing patience with an MBA system that is too linear, not relevant so get it done as quickly as possible to get on with what is real."
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An out-of-work copy writer with mounting personal debts must choose between a lowball sure thing and a higher-paying possibility
David Buckner talks about a course he developed called "The Bottom-Line Mini MBA," which gives an overview of business concepts . These types of programs have seen a spike in interest
Young people may seem like social media mavens, and employers may expect them to be, but students need to learn how to exploit digital tools
College students who serve as unpaid interns in order to train for their desired professions are getting a fair trade-off. Pro or con?
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