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US First Choice For MBA Students, Women's Applications Hit New High: Report
GMAC's Application Trends Survey, the most comprehensive of its kind, gathered responses from 1,090 programmes across 297 schools in 40 countries between June and August 2024.
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MBA Applications Drop 5% Globally In 2023, Second Year Of Decline In A Row
According to the Application Trends Survey, Asian MBA programmes also saw declines for two years in a row, with a more notable drop of eight per cent in 2023.
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Drop In Number Of B-School Applicants In US, Asia-Pacific, Canada And Europe See Gains: Survey
Asia-Pacific, Canada and Europe regions see gains; strong economy and political turmoil continue to impact US numbers.
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85 Per Cent MBA Programs Reported Growth In Their Application Volumes This Year In India
Nearly 3 in 4 (73 percent) graduate business programs with 201 or more class seats report increased application volumes this year compared to 39 percent of the smallest programs (50 or fewer class seats), according to a new application trends survey from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC).
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US First Choice For MBA Students, Women's Applications Hit New High: Report
GMAC's Application Trends Survey, the most comprehensive of its kind, gathered responses from 1,090 programmes across 297 schools in 40 countries between June and August 2024.
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MBA Applications Drop 5% Globally In 2023, Second Year Of Decline In A Row
According to the Application Trends Survey, Asian MBA programmes also saw declines for two years in a row, with a more notable drop of eight per cent in 2023.
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Drop In Number Of B-School Applicants In US, Asia-Pacific, Canada And Europe See Gains: Survey
Asia-Pacific, Canada and Europe regions see gains; strong economy and political turmoil continue to impact US numbers.
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85 Per Cent MBA Programs Reported Growth In Their Application Volumes This Year In India
Nearly 3 in 4 (73 percent) graduate business programs with 201 or more class seats report increased application volumes this year compared to 39 percent of the smallest programs (50 or fewer class seats), according to a new application trends survey from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC).
