Four Charts That Explain Who Goes to Business School
A peek into the ambitions and anxieties of prospective MBAs
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The current generation of business school students is less parochial, less interested in prestige, and more entrepreneurial than ever, at least in spirit, a new report shows.
On Tuesday, the Graduate Management Admission Council released a survey of almost 12,000 prospective business school students across the world. The students surveyed were all people who got an account on mba.com, the GMAC website on which students register to take the Graduate Management Admission Test.