In the past years, top American business schools have never experienced significant declines in their MBA app volumes, even when their less prestigious counterparts saw considerably fewer new applicants.
Recently, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) has given an announcement about twenty b-schools that have successfully extended their accreditation in business (two of them have also extended their accounting accreditation).
According to Wharton’s latest MBA employment report, a big chunk of the 2017 graduates (14.9) are employed in technologies. Still, only 4% of these graduates decided to work in software.
The number of MBA applications around the world is growing constantly. According to a new AMBA report, in the last three years, the average number of applications per program has grown by 10%, and the average number of student enrolments has increased by a whopping 24%.
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.