by Transcend Admissions | Apr 19, 2012 | Graduate School News
New Kellogg Dean Sally Blount has announced an aggressive restructuring plan that will reduce the size of the two-year MBA program, expand their one-year programs and reshape the curriculum. Due to falling demand for two-year MBA programs by American applicants,... by Transcend Admissions | Apr 16, 2012 | Graduate School News
The Graduate Management Admissions Councel (GMAC), which surveyed a large number of 2011 business school graduates for their 2012 Alumni Perspectives Survey, has reported that hiring remained at a robust 84% for management degree graduates three months after... by Transcend Admissions | Feb 23, 2012 | Graduate School News
Like we wrote last year, many universities and business schools in particular have started using plagiarism detection software to ensure that application essays are the applicants’ original work and not copied from other sources. In January 2012, the Los... by Transcend Admissions | Jun 24, 2011 | Graduate School News
HBS’s incoming Fall 2011 MBA class may have a few more grey hairs, as the average age has jumped a full year from 2010 to 27 years old. The number of candidates that have six or more years experience has increased from 113 in 2010, to 191 in 2011, a 69%... by Transcend Admissions | Jun 21, 2011 | Graduate School News
As we have often said at Transcend Admissions Consultants, education is an investment in your future, and can lead to amazing personal and professional growth opportunities. But with the sometimes staggering cost of tuition for undergraduate and graduate programs, how... by Transcend Admissions | Jun 17, 2011 | Graduate School News
The economic crisis hit MBA recruitment particularly hard as major players Lehman Brothers and Bear Sterns collapsed, financial giants Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citibank and Bank of America slashed hiring, and big employers of MBA grads like Johnson &... by Transcend Admissions | Jun 10, 2011 | Graduate School News
The consulting industry, a major recruiter of MBA graduates, has bounced back in 2011 from the dismal days after the economic crisis in 2009 when the global consulting industry contracted by 9.1%. The research firm Kennedy Information reported that 2009 was the worst...