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Blog 2 months ago
San Diego Rady's Career Center Is Setting A New Standard
Rady students gathered together at the school. Courtesy photo. Career centers have never been a more crucial resource than they are today for students. At UC San Diego's Rady School of Management, the Career Management Center has become a model for what t
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Blog 2 months ago
MBA Roundup: PwC Survey: 86% of Execs Value AI Skills Over An MBA In New Hires
News Nation: "Thinking about an MBA? AI skills may offer a bigger career boost. A new PwC survey of more than 1,000 financial service executives found that 86% believe AI skills training is more valuable than an MBA for many new hires. For some workers, t
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Blog 2 months ago
Columbia MBA Founder Takes AI Legal Tech Startup Regbase To Y Combinator
Natalie Aresta-Katz, a 2026 Columbia Business School MBA, was accepted into Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch as one of just 18 women among its 431 founders. Among the fundamental principles of entrepreneurship are finding an overlooked problem, building a
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Blog 2 months ago
The Road Not Taken: Leaving My Startup For Business School
A picture outside the business school during my visit to Cambridge in November 2025 I had spent years building a startup. And just as it began to gain momentum, I decided to leave it. The journey to that crossroads, however, had begun long before. In 2022
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Blog 2 months ago
The M7 By The Numbers 2026: MBA Hiring Rebounds, Pay Holds Strong
A year ago, the M7 employment numbers told a pretty grim story. Job offers fell at six of the seven elite business schools in 2024. At Harvard Business School, nearly a quarter of job-seeking MBAs were still without offers three months after graduation. C
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Blog 2 months ago
The Classroom Has Lost Its Monopoly On Learning: Are B-Schools Ready To Rethink Where Learning Happens?
The case method built its reputation on the classroom discussion. AI is now redistributing where and how that learning happens, write Ithai Stern and Ben Stevenin For more than a century, business schools have organized learning around a single event: the
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Award 2 months ago
Business Casual: The Princeton Review Rankings: What Actually Matters
One ranking does things very differently. This week we talk about the Princeton Review Ranking - why it's unusual and how it can be useful for MBA applicants. Stream it on your listening platform of choice: https://www.buzzsprout.com/221123/episodes/19627
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Blog 2 months ago
The P&Q Interview: Andre Spicer On Investing In Local Industries
"We're a business school of the City of London - we've always been aligned with businesses that are two-kilometer walk from us," says Bayes Dean Andre Spicer. Follow a side street down from Old Street roundabout and you'll come to Bayes Business School. S
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Blog 2 months ago
From Master's In Global Business To Apple: Why The Most Valuable MBA Lesson Was Learning To Evolve
If you had asked me during my engineering days at PES University where I saw myself in five years, my answer would have been confidently wrong. I thought careers followed straight lines. Study engineering. Get a technical job. Build expertise. Keep climbi
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Award 2 months ago
Deans Who Downsized Their Own MBAs Now Want The Industry To Rank Them Differently
Arizona Eller Dean Karthik Kannan: "People are asking - what's the value of an MBA if I can grow in my career through part-time or online programs without leaving the workforce for two years?" Two business schools cut their MBAs from two years to one. Now
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