Monthly Archives: March 2012

Professor Anna Helm is a faculty member at The George Washington University School of Business’ Department of International Business. Professor Helm wrote about her experiences teaching courses Read More »

Check out the following TED Talks for a crash course in economics benefiting private and public spenders alike. Read More »

We've compiled our 10 picks for the gentlemen of the corporate world who make us proud to be capitalists. Read More »

Doug Viehland, executive director of the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) will be among the speakers this week at the First World Summit on Accreditation in New Delhi, India Read More »

Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business announced it will be adding a hybrid MBA program beginning January 2013. The new program will be held on the school’s Tempe campus Read More »

Health care reform talk is bound to dominate the airwaves this week as the Supreme Count begins hearing arguments Monday for the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act. Also called “Obamacare Read More »

There’s only two certainties in life – death and taxes. Capitalizing on the certainly, MBA students may choose to concentrate or earn a specialized degree in accounting. Here’s a look at Read More »

Part of finding the best business school is answering the question: “Do I fit in here?” Students in online programs may not need to experience the culture of the student housing or the physical Read More »

Global sustainability has stepped onto center stage and online MBA programs are changing with the times. A major proponent of the sustainabilty movement, Giselle Weybrecht, recently gave a TED talk at Read More »

As prospective MBA students pour over the latest business school rankings, admissions advisors like Accepted.com’s Linda Abraham warn about falling too in love with the numbers. Rankings may not Read More »

Business school is a place to foster and develop entrepreneurial ideas. An online MBA program allows students to continue to work, while learning and developing business skills that will turn their idea Read More »

William Putsis, a marketing professor, joined the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flager Business School in July 2001. A decade later, the school launched the MBA@UNC program, the Read More »

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The University of New Hampshire announced its business school, Whittemore School of Business and Economics, will begin offering an online MBA in the fall of 2012. The Association to Advance Collegiate Read More »

Dr. Larry Penley returns to Arizona to serve in a new role with a new school. Penley will serve as the interim chief academic officer at Thunderbird Global School of Management, the school announced Monday Read More »

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler business school cracked the top 20 of the latest US News and World Report ranking of the “Best Business Schools” in the Read More »

The tablet is growing in popularity as more than just a vehicle for Angry Birds. Read More »

Tracy-Ann Suleiman, M.L.S., is a training specialist in diabetes. Suleiman hopes to use her MBA to become a corporate general manager in an international context and anticipates completing her George Read More »

As a way to invest in their futures, many pros and former players are working to get their MBAs. Read More »

In the most recent survey conducted by the Graduation Management Admission Council, prospective MBA students reported less economic strain than three years ago. Forty-three percent of them said they plan Read More »

Online learning unites students from all over the globe in the virtual classroom. As the global economy becomes ever more intertwined, earning a degree an MBA makes sense. Here’s a look at five different Read More »

Dr. Larry Penley was announced as the new chief academic officer at Thunderbird School of Global Management Monday. Formerly a professor and dean at Arizona State’s business school, W.P. Carey School Read More »

Renewable Energy, the internet, e-learning and public policy all were “winners” despite a poor economy over the last five years, states a LinkedIn Industry Trends report. The report, tabulated Read More »

Dr. Jane A. LeClair is currently the Dean of the School of Business and Technology at Excelsior College in Albany, NY. She earned her doctorate from Syracuse University and holds a Masters in Business Read More »

MBA graduates are expected to be leaders in innovation, but the delivery of business education is still way behind the times. “If you look at every area of our life, technology has profoundly changed Read More »

The use of social media platforms and tools have been steadily increasing for the past decade, for both personal and business reasons. Here, we'll take a look at the statistics behind some of the most Read More »

As more and more online MBA programs begin to offer specializations, sustainability becomes a popular choice. Since the economic recession in 2008, businesses are increasingly looking for leaders that Read More »

For these eight people (and one company), getting fired was a very public affair. Read More »

In an era of cost-cutting in higher education, international student recruitment is a untapped financial resource for U.S. colleges, according to a World Education Services (WES) trend study. WES, a non Read More »

HEC Paris announced the European business school is teaming with Google to help better develop e-business education in France and Europe, according to a school release. The Google@HEC chair marks the Read More »