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NYU Stern MBA - Admission Tips and Strategies

NYU Stern MBA Admission Tips
NYU Stern MBA program is among the toughest programs to get admission into. This webinar answers some of the commonly asked questions about Stern MBA's entry criteria, overview of the MBA programs, NYU Stern's grading system.


The webinar also deconstructs NYU MBA Application Essay questions and will give you an idea about your fit for the NYU Stern MBA programs.

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Booth MBA Admission FAQ - Recent Twitter Replies Included

Booth MBA Admission FAQ
Recently, @Booth_Insider conducted a twitter session to answer general queries about Chicago Booth MBA Admissions. We have compiled answers to some of the common queries asked by Booth MBA Applicants.

What makes Booth MBA Unique?
Does the AdCom recommend campus visit?
Does Booth MBA Accept GRE Score?
Multiple GMAT Scores - Which Score is considered?

Find out answers to the above questions and more

Career in Luxury Experience – Skills, Growth Opportunities and China Phenomenon

Luxury Experience Career Options
Luxury Industry is recession proof, and in 2012 alone, the industry has seen a growth of 10% with revenues reaching $275 billion. An emerging niche within luxury industry that is expected to reach $1.3 trillion in 2015 is “Luxury Experience”. Learn more about Career Options for Management Students in Luxury Experience.

Cornell Johnson MBA Employment Report: Latest Trends in Salary & Job Function

Cornell MBA Employment Report
Cornell Johnson MBA Employment report has been released. The mean salary for 2-Year MBA program in 2012 was $106,100 whereas 1-Year MBA program led students to earn $113,720. Interestingly, the mean sign-in bonus for 1-year MBAs was $19,620, six thousand dollars less than what was offered to 2-year MBAs.


Get information about Cornell MBA Employment Trends and Salary

Stanford GSB’s Free Online Course (October 14th) - Finance of Retirement & Pensions

Stanford GSB Online Finance Courses
Stanford GSB has joined the group of top Business Schools that have developed its massive open online course. The first course as part of the platform is titled “The Finance of Retirement and Pensions.” Earlier, University of Pennsylvania Wharton had made available its entire Foundation Courses online, starting from the month of Sep-October.

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Big Data – Opportunities for MBAs: 1.5 Million Big Data Managers Shortage in 2018 & Integrated Reasoning Important for Post-MBA

Big Data and MBA
Big data can be defined in three contexts: Volume, Velocity and Variety.Interpreting big data in these three contexts can help Managers with better decision making.

According to a study by McKinsey & Co, there will be a talent shortage of 140,000 to 190,000 in 2018 with deep analytical skills and 1.5 million managers with the skills to make decisions based on Big Data.

Find out more about Big Data and Opportunities for MBA

Wharton MBA Foundation Courses: Now Available Online with Coursera

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Wharton MBA Courses Available Online Coursera
The University of Pennsylvania Wharton School will include four MBA core courses in Coursera, a non-profit online platform founded with the vision of educating millions of students. The MBA Foundation Series consists of courses in — corporate finance, marketing, operation management, and financial accounting.

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Demand for Master's Program Up: MBA/EMBA Going Down

MBA EMBA Demand Down
To understand the countries that are popular among 2012 Graduate Business and Master’s Degree aspirants, we compared the GMAT score-sending pattern in 2012 with the 2008 trends.The top Six Destinations for Graduate and Master’s Degree Programs remained the same. However, the increase in volume seen in GMAT Score report is primarily contributed by increased demand for Master’s program.

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MBA Applicants from Emerging Markets: Currency Fluctuation is not a Blip but a trend that can last for two years

MBA and Currency Fluctuation
The currency fluctuation in emerging markets is not only a concern for Foreign Investors but also for MBA Students entering the 2013 Fall Class.

The markets that have been affected are India, South Africa, and Brazil. Over the past two years, the stability of the currency in these regions have taken a big hit, adding to the cost of MBA program.


Tips and Solutions to handle Currency Fluctuation Before joining an MBA Program

How to overcome Decision Fatigue in Business School Research: Don’t drain your energy on researching first two schools

Handling Decision Fatique Business School Research
Most Business School research starts with browsing through hundreds of websites, school pages, and discussion forums. What MBA Applicants often miss is a concept called Decision Fatigue.

When an applicant’s energy is mostly spent on collecting data, and corroborating with alumni, current students and experts in the field, the decision to pick the Business School that is within the applicant’s reach will be impacted.

Here are six easy to adopt tips for handling decision fatigue

Finance Jobs In Demand among MIT Sloan MBA Students: More Growth than Consulting & Strategic Planning

MIT Finance Jobs 2012 TrendsFor all the skeptics who are wondering about Financial Industry and the lower demand for Finance Job among MBAs post 2008, the latest employment report released by MIT Sloan School of Management will be an eye opener.


Learn which Finance function offers the best salary from the following:

Analysis
Investment Banking
Investment Management
Wealth Management
Sales & Trading

Find out!

INSEAD MBA Employment Statistics 2012

INSEAD MBA Job Trends 2012
Insead Business School has just published the 2012 MBA Employment Report, and there are some interesting findings. Here is the summary of major trends:

94% of 2012 Graduates Found Job Within 3 Months of Employment
• Lowest Ever Recruitment from Finance sector - 14% Compared to 23% in 2011
• Increase in Recruitment across Asia, Africa and Middle East
• Middle East Recruitment activity dominated by UAE and Lebanon


Learn more about INSEAD MBA Employment Trends

Interview with Jenni & Julia - Ivey MBA Admissions Team

Ivey MBA Admissions TeamF1GMAT: What is the biggest misconception about Ivey MBA program?

Jenni & Julia (Ivey MBA): One of the biggest misconceptions is that because we’re a case-based school, career opportunities are limited to the consulting industry.  While it’s true that about a third of our grads go into consulting, more than half go into other industries. 


Typically another a third of the class goes into the finance industry and the final third into industries including consumer packaged goods, logistics and operations, technology, the health sector, and entrepreneurship.

Read the complete Interview with Ivey MBA Admissions Team

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Low GMAT Score? Change target Business Schools - A Strategy CONSULTANTS would never recommend but you should CONSIDER it!

Low GMAT Change Business School Target List

While starting the GMAT test, applicants are expected to pick five schools to send the GMAT scores. However, no one is stopping applicants from changing their target B-School. It is true that you have to pay $50 to send the scores to each additional school. It is little costly but do not be too rigid with your plans.


The research for Business School is a continuous process and should change with your GMAT score and interaction with Business School representatives. Here is Why!

4 Factors to Measure MBA Career Service Team's Effectiveness: Soft Skill Development should be the least of the concerns

MBA Career Service Centre Effectiveness
When you are doing your Business School research, it is important to understand the role that career service team plays in coaching, mentoring, and networking with the right companies, and alumni network. The competence of the career service team should be one factor that MBA aspirants should measure in order to calculate return on investment. Learn about the 4 Factors that influence Career Service team's effectiveness.

What do MBA's learn that can't be learned on the job?

MBAs Learn
This should be the first question that any MBA aspirant should ask before deciding to choose an MBA program. With MBA, students are introduced to new management concepts, and Business fundamentals that cannot be traditionally learned on the job. These courses also introduces systematic, and process oriented thinking, which eventually will play an important role in learning complex business concepts, and human behavior. Find out what MBAs Learn that cannot be learned on the job.