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バブソン・カレッジという名前を耳にしたことは有るだろうか？実はこのビジネススクール、かの豊田章男氏の母校であり、米ニューズ・アンド・ワールド・リポート誌のMBA世界ランキング、アントレプレナーシップ部門で23年連続トップを獲得している。そんなバブソン・カレッジのユニークな授業の全貌とは？MBAに興味があり、起業家を志す方は絶対に見逃せない記事。

The journey to get an MBA can be very challenging and the process requires a lot of focus and meticulous work with careful planning. For most people the beginning of the journey tends to by the most tedious, since most students have already completed their undergraduate before and as per the terms of an MBA requirement, they must have gained prior work experience. Thus, most students tend to be out of touch with education and the world of academia at the start. Here are 6 tips for MBA Freshman, to help you get started:

It is no secret that Indian students tend to prefer international MBA degrees over Indian ones. From a survey of 10,000 Indians, it was revealed that 81% students would prefer a foreign MBA degree. The biggest factor that attracts the students to foreign degrees is the reputation that international business schools have in the international job market. Other factors include: improved chances of an international career, better future preparation and diversity of students.

Annual university rankings are some of the most awaited news in the academic world. Students and academic professionals alike are continually debating regarding which universities are on the top! Times Higher Education is one of the most prestigious and credible rankings of the year. Here are the rankings for 2016, the list is once again dominated by American and British schools. Top ten include Harvard, MIT and Stanford.

Coming from the dailymail, an article is stating that Studying at a prestigious university won’t necessarily earn you more cash or increase your chances of landing employment. Comparisons with smaller universities show that job landing and pay does not differ greatly between students coming from big universities and students coming from smaller ones.

Stamford International University has joined hands with Real Madrid Graduate School in launching its Master of Business Administration (MBA) in sports management for the first time in Asia.

The GMAT remains one of the most popular graduate degree options to get into a business school. Most top business schools including the likes of Stanford and Harvard require high GMAT scores. For example the average score of Stanford intakes is around 733, while Wharton averages at around 732. While the GMAT is an extremely important hurdle in most candidates' lives, it can also be quite challenging since the stakes are high. Here are some top GMAT strategies as revealed by top millennials:

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二流大学からでも、MBAは取れる！『非学歴エリート』著者の安井元康氏が語る、二流大学からMBAを取りにいく戦略とは！？MBAを志す方には是非とも読んで頂きたい記事。

Wharton Professor and LinkedIn Influencer Adam Grant, has released an article stating some books around the theme of work and psychology. In his opinion, these authors are offering real data rather than merely stating their opinions:

The Independent has released has release a list of 24 Institutes rated best in the World. Of the top 24, 16 are in US soil, and 6 in the UK, with one entry each for Canada and Switzerland. Some of these include University of Edinburgh (UK), London School of Economics (UK), and Carnegie Mellon University (US) to name the last coming finalists.

Here is a list of some popular magazines which are recommended for MBA aspirants.

Rising tuition fees are an issue, particularly in the US, where students now face paying back six figure sums for two-year MBA courses at top schools, even before other essentials such as books, health insurance and other living costs are factored in

INSEAD is one of the top business school around the world, with international campuses in France, Singapore and Abu Dhabi. In 2016, for the first time a program with a strong presence in Asia has been ranked number 1 by FT. INSEAD is the only top-ranked business school which teaches its full time MBA on multiple campuses.

The Graduate Management Admission Council released a report today that stated that business school candidates at the present time are applying to fewer variety of program types and seem more streamlined and focused on their career path. The economy may play a pivotal role in this change since people are now finding it earier to get into their 'dream jobs'.