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Source: Crunchbase by Joanna Glasner,05.22.2019. Universities don’t give out degrees in how to launch a startup. Yet over time, some schools have established impressive track records as starting grounds for funded founders. At Crunchbase News, we’ve been tracking the intersection of alumni affiliation and startup funding for the past few years. This time around, we’re… Read more about Crunchbase: Where Funded Founders Went To School
Source: Latimes by James F. Peltz,05.20.2019. Robert F. Smith’s gift of paying off the student loans of Morehouse College’s 2019 graduating class stunned the school’s students and faculty, but it was just the latest act of philanthropy by the quiet billionaire tech investment executive who is concerned that economic opportunities for African Americans have narrowed.… Read more about Latimes: Who’s Robert F. Smith, the billionaire paying off Morehouse College students’ loans?
Source: Financial Times by Jonathan Moules,04.05.2019. Scholarships are helping more students to attend business school without building up debt Debbie Craven was beaten to university by her daughter, who is midway through a psychology degree. But Ms Craven senior, who left school at 16 and last year started a master of business administration degree at… Read more about Financial Times: How to study an MBA for free
Source: Financial Times by Thomas Hale,05.01.2019. In 2014, Credit Suisse launched its first higher education note. The product promised its wealth management clients social as well as financial returns. Impact investment, the bank explains on its website, “can help underprivileged and talented students from low-income countries get loans for advanced education”. The notes, part of the Swiss… Read more about Financial Times: How the forces of finance fund MBAs
Source: Financial Times by Thomas Hale,05.01.2019. In 2014, Credit Suisse launched its first higher education note. The product promised its wealth management clients social as well as financial returns. Impact investment, the bank explains on its website, “can help underprivileged and talented students from low-income countries get loans for advanced education”. The notes, part of the Swiss… Read more about Financial Times: How the forces of finance fund MBAs
Source: CEOWORLD magazine by Anna Papadopoulos,04.02.2019. French business school Insead takes the prestigious title of the world’s business school for 2019, that’s according to the CEOWORLD magazine. The MIT Sloan School of Management earned itself a respectable second place, with Harvard Business School (HBS) is ranked third. The 2019 rankings placed Spain’s IESE business school in… Read more about CEOWORLD Magazine: Best Business Schools In The World For 2019
Source: Poets and Quants By Nathan Allen,12.31.2018. Each year, some of the world’s most elite business schools are embroiled in scandal. 2018 was no different — from deans resigning or being removed for various reasons, to complaints of hazing at a top school’s welcome week, to the mishandling of diversity and gender issues, we saw… Read more about Poets and Quants: The Biggest B-School Scandals Of 2018
Source: Digital Journal Current and recent students provide perspectives on realities of culture, classroom and more PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 31, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ — BeenThere, the leading advice network for business school admissions, released its survey of 300 current and recent MBA students at top programs. The study indicates how students define the unique characteristics of… Read more about Digital Journal: BeenThere MBA Survey Shows Real Differences Across M7 Programs