Let’s see what’s happening at Accepted and in the MBA world at large: Take 2 — Accepted is hosting its first-ever MBA reapplicant webinar on Thursday Aug 6 at 1:00 PM ET. The webinar is free. Just register to obtain access information. MIT Sloan MBA Admissions Chat. MIT Sloan will launch our 2010 MBA admissions…
MBA Admissions News: HBS, Wharton, Chicago, Kellogg, INSEAD, UCLA
Wow has it been busy in the MBA world! Take a couple of days off and everything starts happening. Chicago Booth announced the availability of no-cosigner loans for its students. Chicago Booth and Associate Dean Rose Martinelli have worked hard to ensure access to international students since alternative sources of funding for international students dried…
Accepted.com MBA Admissions News
Lots going on here: Best Practices for MBA Admissions Are you planning to apply in the fall? Wondering what you should be doing now to improve your chances? Curious about the importance of your GMAT, GPA, work experience in the application shuffle? Come to Accepted’s free webinar on Thursday, May 21, 2009. Mark your calendars and register…
Hastings Law School Cuts Raises and Hiring
NY Lawyer reports that Hastings College of Law in California is limiting raises, curtailing hiring and asking department heads to reduce their operating budgets by 5%. Last year the school received $10 million from the state, which represents over 25% of its operating budget. However, Hastings Dean, Nell Newton, explains that the school expects significant…
See India In Your Future? Get Money for an MBA in Hyberadad!
Think you’re up against tough odds to get into a top MBA program? In India, over 200,000 applicants vie for 1600 spots at the country’s elite MBA schools—the IIMs (Indian Institute of Management). These programs aren’t ranked internationally. They mostly serve as a launching ground for Indian engineering students who seek management and finance exposure….
Graduate Int’l Enrollment in US Grad Schools Continues to Rise
The Council of Graduate Schools released today the results of the application phase of its annual survey of international enrollment in US graduate programs. This year’s 2007 International Graduate Admissions Phase I: Applications shows that: The total number of applications for admission to American graduate programs received from non-U.S. citizens rose 8% from 2006 to…
