Monthly Archives: June 2012

Philana Kiely didn’t get the sense that she’d had it tough until she moved away from the Navajo reservation. “I didn’t have an appreciation for the culture, and everything I had Read More »

SUNY Oswego has launched a new combined degree program for students who know as undergraduates that they have interest in the business of electronic media. The five-year program leading to a bachelor’ Read More »

Most online MBA programs across the country offer the basic core of concentrations – accounting, marketing, management, and finance, but some MBA students prefer to deviate from the traditional concentrations Read More »

So, you want to become a major player in the ranks of the business savvy who understand the value of an advanced degree to get ahead. You know the convenience and flexibility of an online MBA suit you Read More »

The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia named Dr. Steve Michael Dorman the next president of Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville. Dorman will assume the presidency of Read More »

South Carolina’s Winthrop University College of Business Administration announced a restructured MBA program Tuesday, doing away with pre-requisites, adding hybrid classes and new concentrations Read More »

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announced it will award a $500,000 grant to UoPeople for its work toward accreditation. In order to receive the full grant, UoPeople needs a matching grant in the amount Read More »

The vast majority of MBA graduates are still receiving competitive job offers, despite their increasing concerns about employment prospects. That’s one of the findings of a new survey conducted Read More »

MBA Women International announced two more summer webinars on career and leadership skills this summer open to organization members at no additional cost, live and online. Non-members can register for Read More »

Between the evolving field of online marketing to the explosion of social media, marketing has changed at lightening speed. Professor Beth Walker, chair of the Marketing Department and AT&T Professor Read More »

Just because students aren’t spending a fortune on an online MBA doesn’t mean they won’t reap the benefits of the degree. All MBA programs explore the same core business principles &# Read More »

George Washington University School of Business’Special Talent, Access, and Responsibility (STAR) Executive MBA program is attracting some of the National Football League’s top players. There Read More »

The national conversation about student debt and the cost of degrees obscures an important fact: There are many options for low-cost, quality MBA programs that can be earned completely online. A solid Read More »

Here we highlight just a few of the notable CEOs who started their careers in the liberal arts. Read More »

Walden University (WU) has created an online Executive MBA (EMBA). The new program is designed to help prepare graduates for leadership roles such as CEO, president, vice president, director/senior manager Read More »

Courses begin June 25 for a master’s degree in business administration at Bryan College, reported the Springfield, Mo. News-Leader. The new program, only offered online, lasts 50 weeks. Approval for Read More »

Bloomberg BusinessWeek issued a timely reminder about the power of brand when it comes to business schools. According to BW research,”long-term MBA pay suggests you get what you pay for.” Read More »

There are dozens of blogs written by MBA professors that can let you see into their professional lives and find advice for starting a career in business. Read More »

Top MBA programs are using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and more in their quest to recruit the best students possible. Only 1 in 3 however, are using tracking methods that tell them how many applicants Read More »

In a study released Monday by the Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, researchers found that hiring managers accreditation and school recognition the top factors in determining the value Read More »

With all the recent discussion about student debt coupled with an uncertain job market, students might be thinking twice about pursuing a Master’s of Business Administration. But an MBA need not Read More »

Last month, Project Management Institute (PMI) shared several statistics about the growth of the project management field. Worldwide IT spending will grow to $1.8 trillion in 2012. In the U.S., hiring Read More »

As part of a greater mission to boost Arizona State University Online’s enrollment to 20,000 students by 2020, the school’s top-ranked W.P. Carey School of Business, is boosting its online enrollment Read More »

As the demand for health care service managers continues to increase, Excelsior College plans to help cater to the demand by adding a Health Care Management concentration to its online MBA program. According Read More »

With the launch of a suite of new online degrees, the George Washington University School of Business is continuing its evolution from a traditional higher education institution to a community of learners Read More »

Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management iMBA program has residencies – and they’re not making apologies. “We think it adds value and we’ve kept it as a part of the Read More »

As if more evidence was needed, Tuesday, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) released new survey information showing the disparity between male and female salaries in business Read More »

Since launching four areas of emphasis for their professional MBA program, Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business has seen the international business options grow in popularity Read More »

The MBA class of 2014 will include 391 of a record 1,038 applicants to The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, a national coalition of U.S. business schools and corporations that is the leading Read More »

St. Leo University announced a new, one-year International & Experiential MBA program beginning this September with classes conducted at the university’s Tampa Education Center. Geared toward freshly Read More »