Interest in Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programs is growing. According to our own research, 50% of EMBA programs worldwide have seen an increase in application volume, a rate that is higher than any other graduate management education program we surveyed.
Topics: GMAC Assessments, Executive Assessment
Three-quarters of the world’s female full-time MBA candidates are citizens of just three countries.
Topics: Application Trends, Research Insights, Women
A new report details what employers say is most important to their hiring decisions involving newly-minted MBAs and business master’s graduates.
Topics: Employment Outlook, Research Insights
A new report examines the skills corporate recruiters say matter most to the roles they plan to fill with b-school talent.
Topics: Employment Outlook, Research Insights
A new report based on the findings of GMAC’s annual Corporate Recruiters Survey does a deep dive on the employability of business school graduates.
Topics: Employment Outlook, Research Insights
Sometimes a candidate’s dedication and perseverance can be an indicator of their future success.
Topics: GMAC Assessments
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“Commiserate, Ideate, and Celebrate,” Sabrina White, vice president of market development at GMAC, kicked off the conference with this powerful phrase. Over the next few days, I would connect with hundreds of colleagues from across the globe who spoke my language of graduate management education like never before.
Topics: GMAC Events
Simon Harley, Assistant Director for Graduate Enrollment, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College (CUNY) takes a close look at candidates’ Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative scores on the GMAT exam to help build a high-performing class.
Topics: GMAC Assessments
Angelyn Ang, Associate Director of Marketing and Admissions, shares why the National University of Singapore uses the GMAT exam to help predict candidate success.
Topics: GMAC Assessments
Findings from GMAC’s annual Corporate Recruiters Survey detail the latest trends in hiring and salaries for MBA and business master’s graduates.
Topics: Employment Outlook, Research Insights
