Karen's Business School Blog November 2007 Archive

The American Marketing Association is "the" association for marketers. The organization has about 38,000 members worldwide and provides loads of networking opportunities for both students and business professionals. On December 8, ... Read More

Getting a business school degree isn't cheap. Many students end up borrowing way more than they would like to finance their education. If you want to avoid this pitfall, consider ... Read More

The University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management is hosting a Graduate Programs Information Fair tomorrow (6:00 to 7:30 p.m.) to give potential students the opportunity to learn about ... Read More

Leonard A. Schlesinger, a former executive and educator, was named as the new president of Babson College on Wednesday. Schlesinger will take over for current president Brian Barefoot in July. Babson ... Read More

Some of the top business schools in the U.S. are now offering free podcasts on iTunes. Here are three in particular that are worth checking out: Stanford The Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders lecture ... Read More

According to an annual report, published by the Institute of International Education (IIE) with support from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, more international students ... Read More

If you are still in high school, and are thinking about majoring in business, there are several ways in which you can prepare and increase your chances of being accepted ... Read More

The main reason to attend business school is to advance your career. Because business school graduates are eligible for jobs that would not be offered to those who hold only ... Read More

Wondering how important your GMAT score is? Admission reps from top business schools weigh in and provide you with the answer to this common admissions question in the GMAT Score ... Read More

With an outstanding faculty and a prime location, George Washington University School of Business offers students an above average business education. Classes are small in both undergraduate and graduate programs ... Read More