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2007 vs 2006

HBS Exec Ed comes to India

Taking a peek at the future GMAT

MBA Lucre

Yet another cheating scandal

Look before you leap

Look who is not ac-counting

You have an MBA and what?

GMAT - come to me

Objective: MBA; Work experience: School cafeteria (8 hrs/wk)

Gender matters

2006 MBA rankings by EIU

The 2006 Igs

Demystifying GMAT scores

Do You Qualify for Pre-MBA Classes?

The Soggy Popcorn Analogy

Dishonesty is common

Is Arts Too Soft?

Better Late Than Early

Click Here To Pay For My MBA

GMAT Flatlands (The Reclining Chair Theory)

Best Foot Forward

Zero

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2007 vs 2006

12/6/2007


The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has released some interesting statistics that came up a a result of a survey it conducted in June-July 2007. Applications rose again this year for full, part time, and Exec MBAs.


  • Two-thirds of the respondents said that the number of applications per full-time MBA spot rose in 2007 against 2006.

  • 69% of the schools said that the number of applications per part time MBA spot also rose in 2007 against 2006.

  • 58% of the full-time MBA programs claimed that the applicants in 2007 were better qualified than in 2006.

  • 63% of the Exec MBA programs said that the more applicants had applied to these programs in 2007 than in 2006.

  • More than 50% of schools reported that women and ethnic minorities showed greater interest in their programs in 2007 against 2006.
 
 
 










 
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