Monthly Archives: December 2011

Spurred by the lessons learned from their inaugural online master of business administration class in 2004, East Carolina University Assistant Dean Dr. Margaret O’Hara, ensured that her faculty would Read More »

Dr. Margareta Smith Knopik’s inbox at the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE) is busier than ever. A year ago, the organization received recognition from the Council for Read More »

Bard College, a liberal arts institution located north of New York City, announced a hybrid MBA in Sustainability two-year degree program Tuesday. The “on-campus” portion of the program is unique -– Read More »

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announced it will provide free, online college-level courses with certificates, beginning in the Spring of 2012. MIT one of the most well-known brand names Read More »

Barbara Ortiz made the move that some MBA students pounding the books each night dream about -– to the vice president’s chair. Ortiz, wife, mother and 2005 graduate of the Penn State iMBA program Read More »

Florida National College, a predominately Hispanic, fully-online college, announced its first master’s degree program will be a Master of Business Administration Wednesday. It is the first master’ Read More »

Finding the right online MBA requires careful consideration of multiple factors: accreditation, faculty, brand recognition, and finances. The search itself needs to be approached cautiously in a businesslike Read More »

The Johnson Business School at Cornell University announced a new fellows program for MBAs designed at improving international business. The Emerging Markets Fellows program is designed to help MBA students Read More »

Here are 90 tips that can help you slowly but steadily build your personal brand. Read More »

Poets & Quants, an MBA website, released its top 100 U.S. MBA programs. Two business schools that offer fully-online MBA degrees — University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler and Indiana’s Read More »

While tech may still be a male-dominated industry, women are starting successful tech companies and pioneering new ideas, too. Read More »

Babson College offers a unique East Coast/West Coast hybrid fast-track MBA program. Read More »

nline higher education allows military students to study while abroad and return home even more prepared for life after their service. Read More »

With the installation of its first chancellor on Dec. 1, Western Governors University Texas is looking to regionalize online degrees that leverage technology while building real-world connections. Read More »

The following is the fourth and final part of a discussion with Jerry Trapnell, the executive vice president and chief accreditation officer of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Read More »

Many studies have been done to benefit employees and employers and improve working atmospheres. Read More »

The following is the third part of a discussion with Jerry Trapnell, the executive vice president and chief accreditation officer of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International Read More »

Student perspectives about getting an online MBA. Read More »

The following is the second part of a discussion with Jerry Trapnell, the executive vice president and chief accreditation officer of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International Read More »