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22nd Feb, 2010 | Source : Graduate Management Admission Council
If the price tag of an MBA is intimidating, take heart. Cost and potential debt burden have always been big concerns for prospective business school students, but most are able to tap multiple funding sources to pay for school. And new research from the Graduate Management Admission Council suggests that the global economic downturn isn’t radically altering how people plan to pay for b-school. Prospective students’ proposed financing mix in 2009 was nearly identical to that of prospective students two years before.
The 2010 mba.com Registrants Survey of 22,111 prospective graduate business students found about half had financial reservations about pursuing a degree. Yet surveyed during the calendar year 2009, three months after they registered on GMAC’s website for prospective students, 97 percent of them were still intent on pursuing the degree.
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The 2010 mba.com Registrants Survey of 22,111 prospective graduate business students found about half had financial reservations about pursuing a degree. Yet surveyed during the calendar year 2009, three months after they registered on GMAC’s website for prospective students, 97 percent of them were still intent on pursuing the degree.
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15th Dec, 2009 | Source : Graduate Management Admission Council [mba.com]
By any measure, an MBA is a big investment—in time, energy and money. Potential students have always pondered the value of the MBA. But in this economic downturn, the question has added urgency: What’s an MBA worth?
In a strictly monetary sense, the degree consistently adds value in terms of salary. MBAs, on average, make more than both… Read more
In a strictly monetary sense, the degree consistently adds value in terms of salary. MBAs, on average, make more than both… Read more
12th Nov, 2009 | Source : The Council on Legal Opportunity
WASHINGTON, D.C. – January 8-10, 2010, the Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) will host its annual Mid-Winter Academic Enhancement Seminar for first year law students and the Mid-Winter Bar Preparation Seminar for third year law students. Both seminars will be held at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City in Arlington, Virginia. More than 300 students combined are…
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Posted by KAMDEM JOSEPH
on 8th Mar 2010 03:03
community health scientist interested in MPA
Health & Education
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Posted by Steve
on 4th Jan 2010 09:17
Mr It would probably help to be specific in as far as which school you wanted to apply for. Good luck.
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