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Aticle looks at Roger Martin, co-founder of Monitor Co. and new Dean at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and his attempts to change the way MBAs are taught, focusing on integrative learning.

Content: Prospective MBA Content | Subjects: Business School News, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

The Internet has revolutionized the world of business. How has the rise and fall of the new economy affected business schools in 2001? Find out here.

Content: Prospective MBA Content | Subjects: Business School News, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Robert Reid | Subject: Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Richard Montauk | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Morgen Witzel | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Alexander Hiam | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

An MBA is a healthy boost to any career, but if you have your heart set on working at a particular company, you want to make sure that it’ll be recruiting on campus when you graduate. Here’s a BusinessWeek Online tool that lets you pick a company and find out which schools it hires MBAs from.

Content: Online Resource | Source: BusinessWeek | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Career Journal of the _Wall Street Journal_ presents the results of its two-year long survey of corporate recruiters’ ratings of MBA programs from around the world. According to their survey, three smaller B-schools, Dartmouth’s Tuck School, Carnegie Mellon University’s Graduate School of Industrial Administration, and Yale University’s School of Management, were rated the top three, displacing the University of Pennsylvania, Stanford, and Harvard. In a … [ Read more ]

Content: Article | Source: CareerJournal (WSJ) | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Authors: Ed Paulson, Tom Gorman | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

MLT is a non-profit organization committed to helping students of color across the U.S. plan their careers from the time they are freshmen and sophomores in college by exposing them to the benefits of earning an MBA.

Since its inception in 1994, MLT has accomplished its goals through a number of services, the most essential of which is the Mentor Program. Through this component, each student … [ Read more ]

Content: Online Resource | Source: Management Leadership for Tomorrow | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Paul A. Argenti | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

This “one stop shop for GMAT preparation” offers a free diagnostic test designed like the real computer adaptive tests, and the questions are of an actual test level. Thus it will give you an idea and feel of the actual test. The test also lets you compare your scores with those of other test-takers around the world.

Content: Online Resource | Source: Eazy Softech Private Limited | Subject: Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Milo Sobel | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Sources: Financial Times, IMD | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Author: Jae K. Shim | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Authors: Carol Carpenter, Phil Carpenter | Subject: Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Content: Book | Authors: Kathleen Allen, Peter Economy | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Talks about B-Schools reaching out to the dot-com executive population.

Content: Prospective MBA Content | Subjects: Executive Programs, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

Article discusses one man’s prior work experience, his experiences in an executive MBA program and his opinions on its value.

Content: Prospective MBA Content | Subject: Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources

After six years as a White House speechwriter for Reagan and Bush, Robinson enrolled at Stanford Business School, wrestled for two years in perpetual exhaustion with often incomprehensible mathematical, organization and marketing concepts and, upon earning his MBA “union card for yuppies,” interviewed in the communications world of Robert Maxwell, Steve Jobs and Rupert Murdoch (who hired him for a brief stint). In the tradition … [ Read more ]

Content: Book | Author: Peter Robinson | Subjects: MBA Related, Miscellaneous MBA-related Resources