To be a successful entrepreneur, you should always learn new things and develop. However, there is also another side: you should know when to stop trying. For this reason, Harvard Business School is closing its Startup Studio, which was opened in January 2016.
From now on, admissions at Harvard will only have two rounds. In hindsight, the decision appears to be only natural, as for years, the final round had the least number of candidates applying and brought in less than five percent of students in a given class.
There are more differences between a traditional two-year full-time MBA and the accelerated one-year program than just the time it takes to finish them.
Once, two University of Virginia Darden School of Business professors, Edward Hess and James Freeland, discussed a theory about economic inequality in the US that is constantly getting worse.
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