The Multipolar MBA

To Rakesh Khurana, a Harvard Business School professor known for his histories of management knowledge, business schools are facing a crisis of global irrelevance.

GMAT Tip: Data-Sufficiency Land Mines

There are only two ways to go wrong on data-sufficiency questions; for smart test-takers, that poses a big opportunity.

10 Professional Groups That Offer Business School Scholarships

Business school scholarships are available from a variety of sources. One of first places to look is professional groups or associations. These organizations are in business to support and guide people who work and want to work in a specific profession.

GMAT Tip: Tackling Data-Sufficiency Questions

Data sufficiency questions resemble riddles that require test-takers to answer with the least amount of information possible. Here’s how to approach them.

GMAT Sample Questions Quiz Facebook App

Still a bit nervous about your GMAT? With this Facebook app from the administrators of the test, students can answer eight GMAT practice questions and see how they score compared with other quiz-takers. They can also post the results to their Facebook page or challenge a friend.

MBA Gender Pay Gap

Top B-schools typically repay students’ investments in spades, but exclusive new data suggest women don’t share equally in the bounty.

GMAT Tip: Cracking the ‘Bolded Statement’ Code

Bolded statement questions require GMAT test-takers to understand the relationship between two statements. This simple approach can help.

BusinessWeek Ranking: Fatherly Regrets

Fathers and sons sometimes have the proverbial difficult relationship. That seems to be the case with John A. Byrne, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of C-Change Media, with his creation: the famous – and infamous – BusinessWeek ranking of the world’s best business schools. Its first edition was published in 1988 and now – having seen the 13th edition – Byrne seems to have regrets. On LinkedIn … [ Read more ]

An MBA Program that Teaches You How to Find a Job

Don’t you wish your university had helped you figure out how to get a job at the same time they were teaching you about finance? College career centers tend to give advice about resume-writing, hold practice interviews and arrange on-campus interviews. These are good things. But one school is doing something better.

MBA Admissions Consultants: Worth the Investment?

Admissions consultants may help applicants navigate the MBA application process, but they are ultimately unnecessary?

GMAT Tip: The 90-Day GMAT Study Plan

If your goal is a 700+ score and admission to a top business school, plan to set aside at least three months for GMAT preparation.

OnlineMBA Guide

OnlineMBA.com offers this guide, which explains what an MBA is and whether or not it is the right degree for your goals. Learn about the reasons why you need to pick an accredited school and program, and how much an online MBA typically costs as well as what financial aid options are available. In addition, you may visit our degree guides that break down and … [ Read more ]

Selectivity, Yield, and MBA Admissions Math

Harvard last year received 8,963 applications for a place in its MBA program of 919 students, while Stanford admitted only 7 percent of its applicant pool. You don’t have to be an analyst as McKinsey to crunch the numbers on the competitive nature of admission to a top business school.

It would be a shame, however, for these numbers to dissuade talented young professionals from thinking … [ Read more ]

GMAT Tip: Making Sense of Modifiers

Magoosh’s Mike McGarry gives a primer on noun modifiers, the bane of many a GMAT-taker’s existence.

Meet the World’s Best B-School Professors

This year’s top teachers have withstood the tests of time, taught through bear and bull markets, and have consistently imparted life-changing lessons to MBA students year after year.

MBA Class Size: Is Bigger Better?

Smaller classes are believed to produce a better educational experience, but some of world’s best schools have the most crowded classrooms.

GMAT Tip: Three Rules of Percents

Convert percentages to decimals, use the right multiplier, and avoid one tempting shortcut.