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The Death of Grad School

Grad School is dead.

A student that goes to a top-tier MBA program could end up with $210,000 in debt ($150,000 in tuition and $60,000 in cost-of-living expenses), plus a two-year commitment[1].

Evan McPhee4 days ago2 min read

MBA Startups List from HBS and Stanford

Each year, two lecturers at Harvard Business School (Jeff Bussgang) and the Stanford Graduate School of Business (Andy Rachleff) release suggested lists of companies for graduating MBAs to look at for job opportunities. Their methodologies and areas of focus…

Tim Flannery2 days ago4 min read

Back To School: Where VCs Get Their MBAs (& Where I’m Getting Mine)

An Analysis on VCs with MBAs

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MbaGirl in FTMBA NUGSBApr 62 min read

Your MBA professor. Is it just your teacher and mentor, or it can be your friend, comrade, and future partner? MBA 16 candidates would say “it depends!”. Our faculty team is very diverse, we have professors from India, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, United States, Russia, and other countries. Besides having established faculty team, we also have visiting…

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Saïd Business SchoolOct 19, 20152 min read

Oxford Saïd’s Executive MBA (EMBA) has been rated number nine in the world in the prestigious Financial Times (FT) business education rankings for 2015.

Nitish Aitharaju in Deckspire ThoughtsMar 46 min read

The MBA Guide to Learning How to Code

Reposted from our company blog. Read it here as well: http://www.deckspire.com/blog/2016/02/29/mba-guide-to-learning-how-to-code/

When I first started teaching myself to code, one of the greatest sources of frustration I faced was my…

Rob Schoder Jr.Mar 149 min read

(A few tips) On the MBA experience…

I’ve never done anything the easy way — I was a 5'11" center on my high school basketball team, I…

eduardo j. umaña-arriazaJul 24, 20155 min read

La vida es una perra

Parece que algunas personas quieren que se les entregue el mundo en bandeja de…

Dustin BriscoeMar 111 min read

It’s a paycheck. MBA business education combined with pyramid management structures ensuring people at the top have no clue what’s really going down in Steerage, and middle managers building little fiefdoms and trying to lie and deceive their way up the ladder in an elaborate game of King of the Hill.

Divinity Matovu in MBA Mama BlogApr 47 min read

Wharton MBA Mama Gives Birth To Baby Christopher

In December 2015, we featured 2nd year Wharton MBA student Stephanie Farabaugh in our “Spotlight Series.” As you may recall, Stephanie was due in January 2016 and spoke to us about being pregnant in business school and her plans for the new baby.

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