Stacy Blackman - 03-22-2011 - 1 Comment
According to the website Poets and Quants, “About 11,000 MBA students are currently studying for online MBAs at some 90 schools accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of... more
Stacy Blackman - 03-18-2011
On March 22nd & 23rd, The Economist will bring together business schools from around the world to meet you and answer your questions at their free Global Online MBA Forum.
Stacy Blackman - 03-09-2011
So what makes the GMAT so hard?
No matter how good you are with numbers, no matter how strong your logic is, no matter how comprehensive your powers of comprehension are – the GMAT is a hard... more
Stacy Blackman - 01-21-2011
The Kellogg School of Management has created a new way to support student entrepreneurs post-graduation. An award in the sum of $80,000 will back a business idea that addresses a social or... more
Stacy Blackman - 01-12-2011
The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business will expand its Social Venture Consulting Program in partnership with Grassroots.org, an organization that provides free... more
Stacy Blackman - 01-06-2011
The R2 deadline at the Chicago Booth School of Business may have passed yesterday, but the Admissions Committee faces a bevy of misconceptions from prospective students year-round.
Stacy Blackman - 12-15-2010
Last week, the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School announced a major overhaul of the Wharton MBA program—the first of this scope in 17 years. Today, The Wharton Journal provided further... more
Stacy Blackman - 11-22-2010
Are you a prospective student weighing whether you should pursue an MBA or MS degree in finance, accounting, marketing or another field? The latest entry in the Admissions Blog at Simon Graduate... more
Barbara Simon - 11-15-2010
When you have a set of consecutive numbers (integers, evens, odds, multiples), the mean is equal to the median. To locate the median, find the average of the endpoints.
Stacy Blackman - 11-10-2010
Stanford Graduate School of Business is not immune to technology’s slow and steady creep into the B-school curriculum. Earlier this fall, students met online in a virtual classroom during a... more