The Corporate Recruiters Survey published annually by the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) is a wonderful tool for getting an in-depth idea of the most recent trends in hiring levels, salary standards, career development and other indicators of the status of post-graduate employment globally for both MBA and Master’s graduates.
Business schools rankings - what you need to know.
Sending test scores to business schools is probably as stressful and unnerving as actually taking an admission test.
A Statement of Purpose (SoP) is arguably the single most important element in your application package to graduate school.
We continue our series of articles dedicated to the most prominent business schools rankings that prospective candidates refer to when choosing which MBA programmes.
According to the AIGAC MBA Applicant Survey, the MBA rankings published by the Economist are among the top most trusted rankings used by prospective international candidates when researching schools and MBA programmes.
Annual AIGAC MBA Applicant Survey, reveal that rankings are the second most popular and trustworthy source used by candidates when researching prospective MBA programmes/schools.
Among the first steps all prospective MBA students make along their MBA journey is going through in-depth research about which particular business schools and programmes are best for their profile, professional experience, career goals and tuition fee scope.
