Fast Response Survey of Employers Sheds Light on Economic Realities To investigate how the global economic downturn has affected the hiring of MBAs and other business school graduates, GMAC conducted a year-end, fast-response survey of respondents to its 2008 Corporate Recruiters Survey. Read More |
2008: What a Year It Was From Wall Street to Main Street, 2008’s economic tsunami also washed across the landscape of graduate management education. The result? A mix of good news and bad. Read More |
GMAT® Exam Now Offered at Camp Victory in Baghdad Aspiring MBAs working for the US military in Iraq can now take the Graduate Management Admission Test on a military base in Baghdad. The GMAT exam is available at Baghdad's Camp Victory, making it possible for military personnel in Iraq to prepare for careers in business while deployed. Read More |
GMAC Board Approves $10 Million for New Fund to Support Global Business and Management Education The GMAC board of directors has voted approval of a new $10 million fund to advance business and management education around the world. Read More |
How Can We Best Factor Multiple Sets of GMAT® Scores? In setting admissions policies, how should business schools factor multiple GMAT scores from a candidate who takes the test more than once? Lawrence Rudner, who leads the research group at GMAC, offers some perspective. Read More |
Data to Go Alumni Satisfied With Their B-School Education
A September 2008 GMAC® survey shows that a large majority of MBA alumni said they made the right decision in pursuing their graduate business education, a trend that has remained relatively stable over the past six years. Read More |
Biz Briefs What's going on the the Graduate Management Education Industry? Read More |