Monthly Archives: January 2012

Three business programs at Walden University received national accreditation Tuesday. The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) awarded accreditation to the for-profit school Read More »

On the heels of announcing a new interim president and earning top honors from the Financial Times, the Thunderbird School of Global Mangement’s philanthropic wing, Thunderbird for Good, welcomed 28 Read More »

American business schools landed the top three places in the Financial Times global MBA rankings, which were announced Monday. Stanford, Harvard and Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania claimed the Read More »

Colorado State University’s new online MBA degree program with a specialization in beverage business management focuses on educating students who are ready to “tap” into the industry. Read More »

The online MBA program at Oklahoma Christian University combines an affiliation with the Church of Christ and an emphasis on personal connections with students. Read More »

Ahmad Ashkar harnessed the power of his MBA to bring some business sustainability and generate a profit in emerging markets. Read More »

There are numerous great books out there on topics of interest to MBA students. Read More »

Business school accreditation agency, the Accreditation for Business Schools and Programs, announced Friday the opening a European office in Brussels, Belgium. Read More »

Stacey Dorang Peeler, MBA Admissions Director, Smeal College of Business at Penn State University discussed the best practices for working adults who are researching and preparing for business school Read More »

In 2011, Rolls-Royce sold more cars than ever in its 107-year history. Much of this growth can be attributed to a new class of wealthy buyers in China. Is this just another economic sign of what's to Read More »

Residing deep in the heart of North Carolina’s research triangle, 39-year-old Daniel Carter had plenty of options when it came to choosing a MBA program. Just around his home city of Durham, he was Read More »

Western Governors University was named top military-friendly school for a fifth consecutive year in Military Advanced Education’s 2012 Guide to Top Military-Friendly Universities. WGU is a non-profit Read More »

Dr. Joseph Thomas wraps up five years at the helm of the Cornell University Samuel Curtis Johnson School of Management this July. Thomas was responsible – and most proud of – the launching the Read More »

Why should you care about the price of a Big Mac in your country? Welcome to "Burgonomics 101" where you will learn what this single metric reveals about the purchasing power of your nation. Read More »

Howard University joined a growing number of AACSB-accredited business schools offering online MBA degree programs in 2012. In a press release Tuesday, Howard announced that students in the school’s Read More »

Dr. Margareta Smith Knopik joined the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE) in July 2011. Dr. Knopik, a proud University of Nebraska Cornhusker, began working in online education Read More »

MBA road warriors should route their travels these airports. Read More »

Southern New Hampshire University is turning profits into position -- virtually. Read More »

Technology-minded Soumirta Dutta takes the reins as dean of the Cornell University Johnson Business School this summer. Read More »

These 10 books will fill you in on everything your MBA profs left out about working with the Far East. Read More »

The GMAT will include a new integrated reasoning section that will better test the student’s evaluation and reasoning skills beginning in June 2012. Read More »

Many academics are embracing social media as a way to interact with students and colleagues. Here are 50 business profs with Twitter feeds worth following. Read More »

Conscious lending can be a good deal for more than just the money men. Read More »