Written by: Jonathan Moules Published by: Financial Times MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Some of the most popular MBA courses will accept students who don’t have a first degree. That comes as a surprise to many people as information on these opportunities can be hard to find. Most institutions, it seems, are not keen to publicise flexible admissions arrangements. Click … [Read more...]
Lehigh Flex MBA Program Expands Partnership with United Nations
Written by: Editorial Services Published by: Lehigh News MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Lehigh has announced that partial funding for the Flex MBA program is now available to UN employees. Designed for working professionals, the Flex MBA is ranked No. 4 in the United States for the online format. The program allows students to continue in their current positions at … [Read more...]
Lehigh, Prospanica Launch New Partnership Program
Written by: Editorial Services Published by: Lehigh News MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Lehigh's College of Business has announced it will award at least one full tuition scholarship annually as well as partial tuition scholarships for its full-time, one-year MBA program, beginning with the Summer 2020 cohort, through its recent partnership with Prospanica, The … [Read more...]
Japanese MBA students plummet in US as companies skimp on tuition
Written by: Rei Nakafuji Published by: Nikkei Asian Review MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: The number of Japanese students obtaining master of business administration degrees at elite U.S. universities has dropped by roughly half in the past decade as corporations grow reluctant to finance employees' education for fear of them quitting upon graduation. Click Here to … [Read more...]
Political climate influences students’ choice of business school
Written by: Ian Wylie Published by: Financial Times MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: European business schools have long welcomed student cohorts that are diverse and highly international. Yet with populist parties, nationalist leaders and inward-looking policies on the rise in many parts of the world — including Europe — seemingly hostile student-visa and work permit … [Read more...]
The staggering millennial wealth deficit, in one chart
Written by: Christopher Ingraham Published by: Washington Post MBA News Digest Comment: Perhaps this article helps explain the choices millennials are making re GME. Extracted Content: Few things capture the precariousness of life for today’s young adults like a visualization of their wealth. Economist Gray Kimbrough did just that, using Federal Reserve data to compare how generations … [Read more...]