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When most students are applying to graduate school, they usually focus on the caliber of the program, the reputation of the professors, and the location. What's generally not on their…
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The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has taken greater measures to secure GMAT test-taking, implementing biometric palm-vein technology to prevent cheating, reports a Financial Times article, "Helping hand for GMAT…
Knowing they’ll have to write essays about their goals, most b-school applicants have identified their goals prior to starting the application process. But I’ve found that “identified” often has a…
Still haven't submitted the picture that captures what you love about your chosen or desired top business school? You still have one more week to submit that shot that will…
According to a Forbes article, "Why Business Schools Are Failing Women," top b-schools have failed to attract enough female students, despite specific initiatives to recruit women. In general, according to…
On April 16, 2010 the business community lost a teacher, mentor, and a leading management thinker when C.K. Prahalad passed away at the early age of 69. Prahalad was an…
As the month of April comes to an end, make sure you take advantage of the following Accepted.com offerings: Create a Better Sequel: How to Reapply Right to Business School…
Dean of the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University, Kenneth B. Dunn, announced that he'd be stepping down from his post as dean on January 1, 2011. This…
Dean Bob Dolan of Michigan's Ross School of Business announced that his term that ends in the summer of 2011 will be his last, reports The Michigan Daily. Dolan has…
A recent BusinessWeek article, titled "MBAs with a Social Conscience," reports that more and more MBA applicants have social enterprise, nonprofit work, and sustainability on their minds when it comes…