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Sky-high tuition got you down? Check out our list of 10 moneymaking ideas for college students—easy ways to raise a few bucks without taking an actual job
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Finding A Job
Recruiting activity is up at top business schools, and Duke Fuqua's Sheryle Dirks explains how to make the most of a busy season
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MBA Journal: B-School Update
"Many go to business school with entrepreneurial ambitions and attempt to launch a startup at some point after graduation. I'm no exception"
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Hugh Courtney, most recently vice dean of University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business, has been named dean at Northeastern University’s College of Business Administration.
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Every year, the Executive MBA Council surveys graduating EMBA students, and this year the news was particularly good--until you delve more deeply into the numbers.
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Check out our video blog for tips and expert advice on choosing the right B-school and making the most of your time there
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Connect with fellow students and recent alumni of the MBA program you're about to start, and start networking before you arrive on campus
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This week in MBA Express
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Dear Reader:
Dedicated readers of the Businessweek.com’s business school channel have no doubt noticed the module we added to the channel’s home page a few months ago. It’s called MBAs in the News and features tidbits about MBA alumni who found themselves, well, in the news. It’s an interesting window on what happens to MBAs after they leave the protective confines of the ivory tower.
In the first month of 2012, we highlighted the activities of more than two dozen schools—from the elite U.S. programs to the publics to the international schools. There was news about alumni reaching the pinnacle of their professions or resigning from top positions, earning a small (or not-so-small) fortune, facing criminal charges, even trading blows in the Republican presidential primary.
You can keep tabs on these items by visiting the b-schools home page, or following @BWBschools on Twitter—we usually post new items about 3 to 4 times a day. Enjoy.
Louis Lavelle, Business Schools Editor, Bloomberg Businessweek
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