As people look for inventive ways to ride out the coronavirus-induced economic downturn, some are angling to go back to business school. We asked four experts to explain when it makes sense to invest the time and money required to earn a traditional, two-year masters of business administration.
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Deepak Malhotra, a negotiations professor at Harvard Business SchoolHarvard Business School‘s Deepak Malhotra is known all over the world for his expertise in negotiations. He...
Raj Kamaria, a Kellogg MBA student, and Manali Shah, a Chicago Booth Class of 2020 grad, want to revolutionize South Indian wedding planning with their...
Michigan RossEvery year, the University of Michigan Ross School of Business graduates its MBAs at the end of April, earlier than all its peer schools....
The bust of J.B. Fuqua in the school hallway at Duke’s Fuqua School of Business. Justin Cook photoPandemic or no pandemic, it would have been...
Photo: Temple University’s Fox School of BusinessTemple University’s Fox School of Business says that the rankings scandal over its online MBA program has cost it...
The University of Pennsylvania Wharton School – Ethan Baron photoApplications to the Wharton School‘s MBA program soared by 21{09c3c849cf64d23af04bfef51e68a1f749678453f0f72e4bb3c75fcb14e04d49} in 2019-2020 to a new annual...
When deciding which MBA program to attend, many prospective students want to visit campuses to get a feel for the culture and what their schools...
Questrom’s first online MBA program starts on Aug. 2 with 401 studentsTo get its inaugural class of online MBA students started next week, Boston University’s...
For many, McDonald’s was the gateway to business. It was the place where they learned to smile during customer meltdowns or stay calm when the...