Wednesday September 8, 2010
If you are interested in learning more about accounting, finance, economics, management, entrepreneurship, technology, or any other business-related topic, you can probably find a free class to take online. There are dozens of colleges and universities that offer free online classes to self-learners. Most of these classes are self-paced and do not award any type of credit, certificate, or degree. However, there are benefits to taking a free class, especially if you know how to make the most of a no-cost education. Jamie Littlefield, the About.com Guide to Distance Education, recently published a great article on how to get the most from free online classes. If you are thinking about taking a free online class, it is well worth the read.
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Tuesday September 7, 2010
It is a good idea to take time to study and familiarize yourself with the GMAT before taking the actual test. If you aren't sure where to begin, the following list offers a slew of GMAT prep resources that are available right here on this site:
25 Online GMAT Prep Resources for Test Takers
Tuesday September 7, 2010
MBAapplicants.com, an informational site for business school students, recently launched a new tool that helps you calculate your semester GPA and see what it will take to increase the number to your liking. This free GPA calculator is a great way to project how strong or how weak the GPA portion of your business school application will be. And if you use it soon enough, you may be able to increase your chances of getting into the MBA program of your choice.
Thursday September 2, 2010
Augusta State University's James M. Hull College of Business offers both undergraduate and graduate programs. Students in the undergraduate program can choose from concentrations in accounting, finance, management, management information systems, and marketing. The MBA curriculum is designed to provide students with solid preparation in a wide range of business principles, including accounting, finance, and economics. Read more about James M. Hull College of Business.
