What are schools asking MBA applicants in admission interviews? The range of questions is surprising. Here's how to get ready for themAv Poets&Quants

Our analysis of the international cohorts in the latest class profiles from the top U.S. business schoolsAv Poets&Quants

We discuss a new report that predicts a 3.2% annual increase in MBA enrollments through 2030 and the appointment of the first woman to be named dean of Stanford Graduate School of BusinessAv Poets&Quants

Our best prognostications for what's ahead in the new year for business educationAv Poets&Quants

We discuss the big trends and important news of the year in business educationAv Poets&Quants

We explore the surprise findings from our extensive survey of recent online MBA grads and answer the big question: Who should get an online MBA?Av Poets&Quants

Our discussion of the latest Poets&Quants' rankings of the world's best MBA experiencesAv Poets&Quants

Plus our analysis of a ranking of the best companies for leadersAv Poets&Quants

Listen in as John A. Byrne speaks with SMU Cox School of Business Dean Matt Myers about what the future holds for the program. They cover Ya'll Street, SMU's entry into the ACC, the new business building and the impressive milestone the dean achieved during his tenure.Av Poets&Quants

Columbia Business School's former Associate Dean Michael Malone joins us in a conversation on MBA careersAv Poets&Quants

Some very topical advice for round two applicants to top business schoolsAv Poets&Quants

What deans, students and applicants expect from a new Trump administrationAv Poets&Quants

Our Lifetime Achievement Award winner reflects on a 40-year career in admissionsAv Poets&Quants

What's behind the latest double-digit increases in applications to business school programs?Av Poets&Quants

UC Davis Graduate School of Management Dean Rao Unnava on the future of business educationAv Poets&Quants

Questrom School of Business Dean Susan Fournier and Marcel Rindisbacher on the goals of the Mehrotra Institute for Business, Markets & SocietyAv Poets&Quants

John A Byrne speaks with leaders from IE / Brown, ESMT Berlin, and EDHEC about the unique opportunities that come with earning an MBA in Europe. They cover the global business landscape, developing the next generation of business leaders, access to a global alumni network and much more.Av Poets&Quants

What to expect and how to prepare for an admissions interviewAv Poets&Quants

Our analysis of the new list which has Stanford on top for the sixth time in a rowAv Poets&Quants

We explore what surprises first-year MBAs and what regrets MBA graduates leave campus withAv Poets&Quants

Our analysis of the 2024 LinkedIn ranking. Stanford tops the new list, though Indian schools dominate in the Top 30Av Poets&Quants

A new survey of employers shows they plan to hire fewer international grads this year. What does that say about the overall market for MBAs?Av Poets&Quants

What you need to know to make a quick, successful start in a demanding MBA experienceAv Poets&Quants

At ten U.S. business schools, students left jobs that on average laid them six-figure salaries. Is that wise? Plus Harvard Business School goes STEM. What it means.Av Poets&Quants

A new ranking purports to measure the ROI of full-time MBA programs. It's full of shocking surprisesAv Poets&Quants

Making sure you present the best you to a business schoolAv Poets&Quants

More schools are requiring MBA applicants to answer questions on video. Here's why and how to prepare for themAv Poets&Quants

Harvard Business School is now requiring a writing exam for interviewed applicants who submit a GMAT scoreAv Poets&Quants

Our discussion on changes to the MBA applications at INSEAD, UCLA Anderson, Michigan Ross, and Duke FuquaAv Poets&Quants

We review new MBA application changes at Kellogg and Ross and provide a scoop on a forthcoming change at INSEADAv Poets&Quants

How to answer the three short essays to get into Harvard's MBA program.Av Poets&Quants

HBS also sets MBA application deadlines for what will be the Class of 2027Av Poets&Quants

Just back from the annual meet-up of the Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants in Europe, Maria Wich-Villa reports on the talk of the conferenceAv Poets&Quants

As the new 2024-2025 admission seasons begins, we track the early application deadlines and essays, focus in on which MBA programs have the most C-suite exec and who are the top 40-under-40 profs this yearAv Poets&Quants

We examine the latest data that shows GRE continuing to gain market share over the GMAT which still remains the dominant entry exam for business schools.Av Poets&Quants

The full-time MBA may be mature but the latest starting pay figures show they are much in demand. Plus a look at whether standardized testing will make a big returnAv Poets&Quants

We discuss the pros and cons of having multiple offers and making a big and important decision on where to go.Av Poets&Quants

What changes will Stanford's Erin Nixon bring to MBA admissions and a look at the higher acceptance rates at the top business schoolsAv Poets&Quants

Caroline, Maria and John discuss the most important takeaways from Graduate Management Admission Council's newest prospective student reportAv Poets&Quants

An interview with Goizueta Business School Professor Rajiv Garg on his groundbreaking AI studyAv Poets&Quants

Critical advice on whether you would be a good candidate to apply under a deferred admissions programAv Poets&Quants

Our analysis of the newest employment reports from INSEAD and London Business SchoolAv Poets&Quants

Should you apply in the final deadline for admission to an MBA program? We explain who is favored and who isn'tAv Poets&Quants

We dissect the key findings and takeaways from this year's global MBA ranking from the Financial TimesAv Poets&Quants

Our special guest for today's episode is Charlene Zietsma, faculty director of the Erb Institute for Global Sustainable EnterpriseAv Poets&Quants

Caroline, Maria and John discuss Harvard's admission interviews for MBA candidates, the Leadership Crisis Challenge at Michigan Ross, and LBS' decision to offer a one-year MBAAv Poets&Quants

Some major business schools in the U. S. have doubled or even tripled the number of international students. Here’s why and what it meansAv Poets&Quants

Caroline, Maria & John discuss the job market for MBA grads and why it has slowed downAv Poets&Quants

Maria, Caroline and John discuss a new study that shows MBAs who move internationally for a job are likely to experience lower pay growth than those who stay putAv Poets&Quants

Caroline, Maria and John peer into the New Year and come up with what they expect and hope for in business educationAv Poets&Quants