Tag Archives: post-MBA employment

August 15, 2018

Should You Specialize Your MBA Degree?

Unlike a master’s degree in finance or accounting or other specialty, an MBA is by definition a generalist program, exposing students to many different disciplines – both hard disciplines like finance and soft like organizational … →

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December 15, 2017

Tuck School Releases Impressive Salary, Job Placement Stats for ’17 Grads

The average first-year base salary and signing bonus for Tuck School of Business’s newest graduates was a record $158,194, according to recently released employment data for the class of 2017. The mean annual base salary increased to … →

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September 13, 2017

3 Factors to Help Determine Target MBA Programs

This post originally appeared on Stacy’s ‘Strictly Business’ MBA blog on U.S. News While the majority of business school applicants we’ve surveyed in recent years say reputation is the most important factor they consider when choosing which MBA programs … →

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February 28, 2017

Evaluate MBA Career Services When Selecting Possible B-Schools

Guest post provided by our friends at Prep Adviser MBA career services have not generally been considered pivotal to your choice of the right business school for your management studies. However, some career centers cater … →

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August 24, 2016

Weigh Being a Generalist, Specialist in Business School

This post originally appeared on Stacy’s “Strictly Business” MBA Blog on U.S.News. After the Great Recession hit in 2008, business schools started ramping up their menu of specializations to meet the demand of students eager … →

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September 10, 2015

ROI of an MBA

A master’s degree in business is now the most popular graduate degree in America, according to the U.S. Department of Education. But while there is clear demand for MBAs, some experts continue to question the … →

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