Poets&Quants for Undergrads

[...] degree will lead to some major dinero, right? Not necessarily. According to the study, business majors cannot even catch a break in financial well-being, which is defined as reducing financial [...]

[...] Pity those poor business majors. Despite their campus’ politically correct canons, they’re still singled out for supposedly [...]

[...] were more heavily represented, at 32%, than those from the West, at 18%. MOVE OVER STEM, BUSINESS MAJORS COMING THROUGH While academics and politicians stress the value of STEM majors, employers [...]

[...] The good news: Business majors enjoyed a 2.9% increase in starting salaries over the past year. The bad news: That increase [...]

[...] have become staples of the state-of-the-art investment labs now prevalent at many leading business schools in the U.S. Yet the learning curve associated with mastering the software can be steep, and [...]

[...] experts in the U.S., is leading a movement that he hopes will fundamentally change the way business schools approach human rights. For the last year-and-a-half, he and his team have been building from [...]

[...] exception and not the norm for their graduates. They also offered ideas of a shift in what business schools emphasize and what students should expect as possible solutions to reverse these trends. A [...]

[...] in undergraduate business programs remains strong amongst undergraduates, and crowded business schools now demand that students meet increasingly strict grade point averages to be admitted as a [...]

[...] also helped the school renovate the lobby. It is the largest gift by a faculty member at the business school, and comes on the heels of a $1 million donation made last year by another faculty member, [...]

[...] Every few months it seems another top business school announces a new one-year master’s program geared at attracting the most recent crop of [...]

[...] the University of Missouri-Kansas City from our 2014 ranking lists of the best college and business school entrepreneurial programs. Schools earn a spot on our entrepreneurship ranking through school- [...]

[...] University’s Kelley School of Business wanted to make sure that her son picked a business school with an “assured admit” option. It was one of several criteria she used to help [...]

[...] , fine dining can be nothing short of expected at others. Looking at the past six years of Princeton Review Best Campus Food rankings, you’ll see that of the 38 schools listed, 9 are listed all six [...]

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[...] assignments, receive their grades, and probably never ask for a rec letter. Every year the Princeton Review ranks the top 20 schools with the least accessible professors. The results are based on [...]

[...] is definitely something to be aware of if you’re considering the schools below. The Princeton Review rankings are based on a multi-question survey concerning students’ political persuasion, use [...]

[...] U.S. News’ top 30 schools in the field? Why is Harvard ranked in the top 10 for finance, investment banking, and marketing when it doesn’t even field an undergraduate business program? And how did [...]

[...] additional compensation of $18,000, meaning graduates going into financial services and investment banking were pulling in a higher total, with financial services adding $30,000 in median extra [...]

[...] and employer relations. But students entering finance are expanding their horizons beyond investment banking to look at other jobs in the industry, including trading, investment management, and wealth [...]

[...] ” Does that sound like wishful thinking? If it does, you probably have the right mindset for investment banking. Sure, talent and drive will take you far. Many times, making the finish line requires [...]

[...] longer do the list. The magazine has been cranking out a numerical ranking of the top undergraduate business programs since 2006. The latest ranking, published in April of this year, had Notre Dame [...]

[...] of drunken debauchery – example included in article). 5. SAT Scores at the Top 50 Undergraduate Business Programs Not only does this article allow prospective college applicants to compare their own [...]

[...] College for example. Although it doesn’t traditionally rank among the top 50 undergraduate business programs, it is the largest feeder school to Morgan Stanley (and the fourth and [...]

[...] , Harvard and Stanford somehow earned top ten rankings despite not maintaining undergraduate business programs. Considering that marketing is often the last refuge of liberal arts majors, these [...]