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Purdue Krannert’s Employment Report for the class of 2018 included an interesting statistic: while 80.6% of the graduating class had found employment (presumably within 3 months of graduating), there was a jarring dichotomy in that number. When broken down into those graduates with permanent U.S. work authorization vs. those without (read: international students), there is a clear drag on that statistic: 88.1% of graduates with U.S. work authorization were employed vs. only 65% of those (...)

Does the couple that studies together really have more fun? In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re sharing MBA advice for couples considering applying to business school.
For some professional couples, there comes a time when both partners realize that pursuing an MBA degree is the key to exploring new career paths. However, the MBA admissions process is challenging enough for one person. Couples face additional considerations as they figure out their priorities and application strategy. (...)

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If you are looking for a one-year, full-time MBA program for more experienced professionals than the traditional American MBAs, then IMD may be the perfect fit for you. The average age of an IMD MBA student is 31 with 7 years of experience.
With only 90 students in each class, IMD also boasts a 1:2 student-faculty ratio, which offers students an intimate network and relationship with their instructors. While only 50% of the class hails (...)

Business school is an expensive investment, and it’s never too early to start figuring out how you will pay for it . We have witnessed a substantial increase in financial incentives offered to admitted applicants we’ve worked with this past admissions season. For that reason, we wanted to share our observations about current MBA scholarship trends at M7 schools.
Fortunately, business schools want to work with students to find a solution to financing the expense. Indeed, schools have (...)

You’ve finally finished your b-school interview and are looking forward to heading home, crossing this experience off your MBA application to-do list, and waiting to receive your acceptance letter. However, before you file the day away, it’s appropriate to send thank you notes to all of the people who helped you during the day. Gratitude is key
A thank you email starts and finishes with gratitude. It follows a lot of the same rules as other correspondence – a greeting, a reason why (...)

The Financial Times recently released its 2020 Global MBA Rankings. Harvard Business School took the #1 spot from Stanford Graduate School of Business. This represents a one spot jump from 2019 and a four spot jump from its #5 place in 2018. Wharton rose in 2020 from #4 to #2 while Stanford Graduate School of Business fell to #3. INSEAD was pushed to #4. MIT Sloan rose two places this year, to #6. London Business School fell slightly to #7 and Columbia Business School rose one spot to #8. (...)

The Financial Times recently released its 2020 Global MBA Rankings. Harvard Business School took the #1 spot from Stanford Graduate School of Business. This ...

The IMD EMBA essay questions will generate a comprehensive view of you as a businessperson and a professional – in very succinct form. The essays are relatively short, so put focused, strategic thought into deciding what to write for each. Also think about what to emphasize about a given experience or point, because you will not be able to include all aspects given the brevity. Keep in mind the program’s target applicants, seasoned managers on the brink of senior management. IMD Executive (...)

When The Wall Street Journal reported the fifth straight year of declining MBA applications from international applicants in October 2019, many wondered (once again!) whether this was the end of the line for the U.S. MBA programs. Well, the phoenix has risen from the ashes as the top American MBA programs have found a way to circumvent the opaque legal work opportunities in the U.S. for new graduates by becoming STEM certified , which offers them the ability to stay in the U.S. on their (...)

Regular blog readers have noticed the growing number of elite business schools targeting college seniors . Returning to the subject, the Chicago Booth School of Business recently shared what it calls the top five advantages for undergrads considering a deferred admission program. Whether you’re targeting the Chicago Booth Scholars program or one offered at another top business school, their reasoning is universal. @@b@@Reason 1: It reduces stress later on down the line.@@/b@@
It’s much (...)