December 23, 2008
PROGRAM BASICS
Carroll School of Management
Fulton Hall, Room 320
140 Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill , Massachusetts 02467
Status:
Private Institution
Graduate business school is accredited by:
AACSB International
Years in which the following programs were founded:
Full-time MBA: 1965
Part-time MBA : 1957
Undergraduate business program: 1938
PhD program: 1990
PROGRAM COSTS
Total direct costs (tuition and required fees) of the entire MBA program:
Resident : $ 66,604
Nonresident : $ 66,604
Recommended annual budget (Resident): $ 55,350
Recommended annual budget (Nonresident): $ 55,350
PROGRAM LENGTH
Full-time program (months):
18
ENROLLMENT
Graduate business school enrollment
Total graduate business school: 925
Full-time MBA: 202
Part-time MBA: 495
Distance MBA: 0
Executive MBA: 0
PhD program: 47
Doctorate of Business Administration: 0
MS: 96
MSA: 85
Other: 0
Undergraduate business school enrollment
1,948
Graduate degree programs:
Master of Accounting
Master of Finance
Other graduate degree programs:
N/A
ADMISSIONS
Application Deadlines
11/15/08 1/15/09 3/15/09 4/15/09
Does the program have rolling admissions?
No
Is proficiency in English required for admission?
Yes
Is a minimum score on an English language proficiency test required?
Yes
Which English language proficiency tests are accepted?
TOEFL Computer Based
TOEFL Internet Based Test
TOEFL Paper-based Test
Minimum paper-based TOEFL score required for MBAs:
600
Relative importance: Application Elements
GMAT Score:
Very Important
Resume/Work Experience:
Very Important
Application Essays:
Very Important
Recommendations:
Very Important
Undergraduate Transcripts:
Very Important
APPLICANTS
Applications (admitted and denied) to the newest class:
956
Applicants who were accepted to the most recent class:
28 %
Admitted applicants who enrolled in the newest class:
38 %
Applicants who were re-applicants from prior years:
1.7 %
Percentage of this year’s reapplicants accepted:
44 %
Applicants wait-listed during the last admissions cycle:
290
Wait-listed applicants admitted for the semester to which they applied:
19
Applicant interviews are:
Recommended
Applicants (admitted and denied) who were interviewed:
60 %
Admitted applicants who were interviewed:
96 %
APPLICANT POOL
International applications received:
52 %
Applications from women received:
37 %
Mean base salary forgone:
$ 60,028
Median base salary forgone:
$ 57,870
CLASS PROFILE
Full-time students in newest entering class (2008-2009) that are:
Female: 36 %
International: 20 %
Ethnicity/US Students in Program
African American: 1 %
Asian American: 9 %
Hispanic or Latino American: 2.5 %
Multiethnic/Multiracial : 2.5 %
Native American: 0 %
White (Non-Hispanic): 74 %
Chose not to report: 7 %
Other: 4 %
Students from following regions:
Africa : 0 %
Asia: 18 %
Eastern Europe and Central Asia: 0 %
Latin America and the Caribbean: 3 %
Middle East: 0 %
North America: 75 %
Oceania : 0 %
Western Europe: 4 %
Percentage of students with dual citizenship: 5 %
Entering North American citizens by region:
Northeast: 66 %
Mid-Atlantic: 5 %
South: 4 %
Southwest: 4 %
Midwest : 7 %
West: 14 %
Possessions and territories: 0 %
Mean months of work experience of newest entering class:
52
Median months of work experience of newest entering class:
49
Middle 80% range of work experience of newest entering class in months:
From: 25
To: 84
Median age of entering class:
27
Mean age of entering class:
27
FINANCIAL AID
Full-time MBAs apply for financial aid through:
Central financial aid office at the university
Full-time MBAs applied for financial aid for the current academic year:
79 %
Full-time MBAs receiving financial aid through school:
62 %
Mean MBA financial aid package for the current academic year:
$ 33,492
Median MBA financial aid package for the current academic year:
$ 32,470
On what basis are scholarships awarded?
academic merit
Full-tuition scholarships school will award during the upcoming academic year:
6
How does an applicant apply for scholarship consideration?
As part of the admissions application
Mean scholarships awarded to full-time MBAs in the previous academic year:
$ 15,352
Percentage of second-year students receiving the same or more amount of money in their second year of study:
58 %
Does the school offer a guaranteed loan to all MBAs regardeless of nationality?
Only to domestic students
If so, what is the maximum amount a student can borrow per year?
$ 55,350
Mean outstanding debt among the most recent graduates from the full-time MBA program:
$ 52,250
GMAT
Applicants required to take the GMAT?
Yes
Middle 80% range GMAT scores:
From: 600
To: 720
CLASS OFFERINGS
Average students in a full-time MBA core class:
50
Average students in a full-time MBA elective class:
30
Elective courses available to full-time MBA students:
88
Electives that have been added to the full-time program since June 30, 2008:
Contemporary Topics in Corporate Reporting
Nonprofit Management Sports Marketing
Global Financial Markets Strategic Deal Making
Small Business Management Strategy
Money & Capital Markets
Year of last major change or significant overhaul to the core curriculum:
2006
Concentrations and specializations offered to full-time MBA students:
Accounting
Consulting
Entrepreneurship
Finance
General Management
International Business
Leadership
Management Information Systems
Manufacturing and Technology Management
Marketing
Operations Management
Organizational Behavior
Strategy
Technology
Other: Asset Management, Fin Report & Control, Competitive Service Delivery, Marketing Infomatics, Product & Brand Management, Tailored Specialties
Joint-degree programs offered to full-time MBAs:
MBA/JD (Law)
MBA/MA (Arts)
MBA/MSN (Nursing)
MBA/PhD
Does the school offer an accelerated full-time MBA program?
No
FACULTY
Faculty employed by the B-school:
90
Full-time faculty
Tenured: 58
Non-Tenured: 32
Adjunct/Visiting Faculty
Tenured: 0
Non-Tenured: 14
Women on Faculty
Tenured: 20
Non-Tenured: 11
Minority Faculty
Tenured: 6
Non-Tenured: 5
Faculty with PhDs
Tenured: 58
Non-Tenured: 27
STUDENT LIFE
Professional clubs available to full-time MBA students:
Biotech/Health care
Consulting
Corporate Social Responsibility/NetImpact
Entrepreneurship
Environmental
Finance
Information Technology
Marketing
Media & Entertainment
Other
Networking clubs available to full-time MBA students:
Black MBA Association
International Club
Partners/Family
Volunteer
Women in MBA
TEACHING/ACADEMICS
Teaching methods used
Case study: 40 %
Distance Learning: 0 %
Experiential Learning: 10 %
Lecture: 25 %
Simulations: 5 %
Team Project: 20 %
Other: 0 %
Requirements for graduation:
Students must write a complete business plan
Students must have attended a minimum number of classes
Students must have earned a pre-determined GPA/Letter grade average
Students must complete a company-specific project and present results to relevant parties
Other
Additional graduation requirements:
Students must complete 20 hours of community service.
TECHNOLOGY
Is there a wireless network in main B-school buildings?
Yes
Technology improvements in the last three academic years:
All computers in the Carroll School of Management have been replaced and upgraded. Flat screen monitors installed in all study/breakout rooms. New secure wireless network added to the existing wireless network. State-of-the art projection audio visual equipment installed in all case classroom.
The networking strength of Boston College cannot be overstated. The small size of the full time program provides a great sense of camraderie with faculty and staff. –Finance
BC infuses ethics in its teaching within all function areas, from core classes to electives. You can’t escape it, nor should you, as employers value this type of individual. –Marketing
BC’s weakness is its building. It’s OK, but to compete with top 25 programs, it needs a building that has more breakout rooms, late-night study areas, and can support a larger program by having bigger lecture halls. –Marketing
Having a small program is a serious limitation when it comes to recruiters coming to campus — many do not, in part because the student pool is so small compared to other schools. The upside is that you get to know your classmates well and form a great network. –Finance
BC’s program is great for people going into finance and who want to build strong social networks. The focus is on academics as well as on building networks and having fun. I loved the challenging level of the program, and I also met my future husband and some terrific friends, gained a superior network of colleagues with whom I hope to do business in the future and had a blast during my 2 years there.–Investment Banking
Boston College is a great school and both the students and faculty are pretty good. The problem is that it is a regional business school. Students interested in being on the West Coast or even New York will have a harder time making connections and receiving job offers. The size of the school also limits recruiter interest. Students that know what they want to do, especially if it is in the Northeast will do very well.–Marketing
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December 23, 2008
PROGRAM BASICS
Full-Time MBA
Eller College of Management
McClelland Hall, Room 210
1130 E. Helen Street, P.O. Box 210108
Tucson , Arizona 85721-0108
Status:
Public Institution
Graduate business school is accredited by:
AACSB International
Years in which the following programs were founded:
Full-time MBA: 1953
Part-time MBA : 1996
Undergraduate business program: 1943
Executive MBA: 2005
Executive Education (non-degree): 2005
PhD program: 1966
PROGRAM COSTS
Total direct costs (tuition and required fees) of the entire MBA program:
Resident : $ 31,668
Nonresident : $ 56,942
Recommended annual budget (Resident): $ 29,034
Recommended annual budget (Nonresident): $ 41,671
PROGRAM LENGTH
Full-time program (months):
21
ENROLLMENT
Graduate business school enrollment
Total graduate business school: 682
Full-time MBA: 139
Part-time MBA: 84
Executive MBA: 123
PhD program: 135
Other: 220
Undergraduate business school enrollment
5,098
Graduate degree programs:
Master of Accounting
Master of Electronic Commerce/Information Systems
Master of Finance
Other graduate degree programs:
Master of Public Administration (MPA)
ADMISSIONS
Application Deadlines
November 15 February 15 April 15
Does the program have rolling admissions?
Yes
Is proficiency in English required for admission?
Yes
Is a minimum score on an English language proficiency test required?
Yes
Which English language proficiency tests are accepted?
IELTS
TOEFL Computer Based
TOEFL Internet Based Test
TOEFL Paper-based Test
Minimum paper-based TOEFL score required for MBAs:
600
Relative importance: Application Elements
GMAT Score:
Very Important
Resume/Work Experience:
Very Important
Application Essays:
Important
Interviews:
Very Important
Recommendations:
Important
Undergraduate Transcripts:
Important
APPLICANTS
Applications (admitted and denied) to the newest class:
183
Applicants who were accepted to the most recent class:
49 %
Admitted applicants who enrolled in the newest class:
59 %
Applicants wait-listed during the last admissions cycle:
3
Wait-listed applicants admitted for the semester to which they applied:
1
Applicant interviews are:
Required
Admitted applicants who were interviewed:
100 %
APPLICANT POOL
International applications received:
46 %
Applications from women received:
28 %
Mean base salary forgone:
$ 33,567
Median base salary forgone:
$ 30,000
CLASS PROFILE
Full-time students in newest entering class (2008-2009) that are:
Female: 27 %
International: 32 %
Ethnicity/US Students in Program
African American: 2 %
Hispanic or Latino American: 3 %
White (Non-Hispanic): 51 %
Chose not to report: 8 %
Other: 5 %
Students from following regions:
Asia: 30 %
North America: 68 %
Western Europe: 2 %
Entering North American citizens by region:
Northeast: 5 %
Mid-Atlantic: 2 %
South: 14 %
Southwest: 49 %
Midwest : 14 %
West: 16 %
Mean months of work experience of newest entering class:
45
Median months of work experience of newest entering class:
36
Middle 80% range of work experience of newest entering class in months:
From: 12
To: 96
Median age of entering class:
26
Mean age of entering class:
27
FINANCIAL AID
Full-time MBAs apply for financial aid through:
Central financial aid office at the university
On what basis are scholarships awarded?
academic merit
Full-tuition scholarships school will award during the upcoming academic year:
26
How does an applicant apply for scholarship consideration?
As part of the admissions application
Mean scholarships awarded to full-time MBAs in the previous academic year:
$ 10,259
Percentage of second-year students receiving the same or more amount of money in their second year of study:
100 %
Does the school offer a guaranteed loan to all MBAs regardeless of nationality?
Yes
If so, what is the maximum amount a student can borrow per year?
$ 20,500
GMAT
Applicants required to take the GMAT?
Yes
Middle 80% range GMAT scores:
From: 530
To: 700
CLASS OFFERINGS
Average students in a full-time MBA core class:
65`
Average students in a full-time MBA elective class:
35
Elective courses available to full-time MBA students:
170
Electives that have been added to the full-time program since June 30, 2008:
Communication for Consultants
Real Property
Topics in Business and Leadership
Global Economic Development
Relationship Marketing
Year of last major change or significant overhaul to the core curriculum:
2008
Concentrations and specializations offered to full-time MBA students:
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Other: Real Estate Finance; Fixed Income Finance
Joint-degree programs offered to full-time MBAs:
MBA/JD (Law)
MBA/MCS (Computer Science)
MBA/MD (Medicine)
MBA/ME (Engineering)
MBA/Meng (Engineering – Manufacturing Management)
MBA/MIM (International Management)
MBA/MS (Science)
MBA/MSEE (Electrical Engineering)
MBA/MSIE (Industrial Engineering)
MBA/MSIM (Information Management)
MBA/MSME (Mechanical Engineering)
MBA/PhD
Other
Does the school offer an accelerated full-time MBA program?
No
FACULTY
Faculty employed by the B-school:
151
Full-time faculty
Tenured: 67
Non-Tenured: 52
Adjunct/Visiting Faculty
Tenured: 0
Non-Tenured: 31
Women on Faculty
Tenured: 12
Non-Tenured: 26
Minority Faculty
Tenured: 16
Non-Tenured: 8
International Faculty
Tenured: 9
Non-Tenured: 15
Faculty with PhDs
Tenured: 67
Non-Tenured: 43
STUDENT LIFE
Professional clubs available to full-time MBA students:
Consulting
Corporate Social Responsibility/NetImpact
Finance
Information Technology
Marketing
Other
Networking clubs available to full-time MBA students:
International Club
Women in MBA
TEACHING/ACADEMICS
Teaching methods used
Case study: 30 %
Experiential Learning: 15 %
Lecture: 20 %
Simulations: 5 %
Team Project: 30 %
Requirements for graduation:
Students must have attended a minimum number of classes
Students must have earned a pre-determined GPA/Letter grade average
Students must complete a company-specific project and present results to relevant parties
Other
Additional graduation requirements:
Completion of bus comms, career dev & crisis comm crses
TECHNOLOGY
Is there a wireless network in main B-school buildings?
Yes
Technology improvements in the last three academic years:
- Created electronic Student Management System and Electronic Timesheet system – Installed Mediasite lecture recording capability – Installed SharePoint-based intranet and sharing system – Introduced IP video conference facilities (Polycom) – Converted building wireless to campus-wide system – Upgraded computing lab printers – Upgraded electronic signage software – Added instructional technology to 2 seminar rooms – Installed electronic lock system to offer students 24×7 groupcentric access to computing labs – Added college-wide web development and Google servers – Introduced security cameras to computing labs – Upgraded infrastructure in several graduate student and research spaces – Installed classroom, office and conferencing technology at new executive education facility
Amount spent:
$ 413,000
ALUMNI
Living MBA alumni:
3,623
Active MBA alumni clubs
0
Countries in which MBA clubs exist
0
Living MBA alumni who gave in past year:
12 %
Mean gift from MBA alumni:
$ 556
Median gift from MBA alumni
$ 50
Did school receive an individual gift in excess of $10 million in past academic year?
No
Business School Endowment
$ 55,382,028
Does the main university offer career placement services for alumni?
Yes
Does the main university have an alumni networking Web site?
Yes
Does the B-School have an alumni networking site:
Yes
Do current MBA students have access to an alumni database?
Yes
CAREER SERVICES
Graduates seeking full-time professional MBA employment: 66 %
Graduates not seeking employment: 34 %
Graduates for whom you have no information regarding employment: 0 %
Of grads not seeking employment: Percentage of graduates not seeking employment who were company-sponsored, or already employed: 33 %
Percentage who were continuing their education (after graduation): 45 %
Percentage who were starting their own business(es) : 11 %
Percentage who were not seeking employment for other reasons: 11 %
Annual job-searching trips that the school coordinates or participates in:
Destination: National Black MBA Association, Washington, DC
Month: September
Amount Paid By School: Partial
Destination: National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSMBA), Atlanta, GA
Month: October
Amount Paid By School: Partial
Destination: International MBA/Masters Recruiting Forum, Orlando, FL
Month: October
Amount Paid By School: Partial
Destination: Net Impact North America Conference, Philadelphia, PA
Month: November
Amount Paid By School: Partial
Destination: National Association of Women MBAs, Stamford, CT
Month: October
Amount Paid By School: Partial
Primary Source of Job Offer
School-facilitated activities: 52 %
Graduate-facilitated activities: 48 %
Job Offers for 2008 graduates:
Received first job offer by graduation: 46 %
Received first job offer in three months following graduation: 14 %
Did not report having received a job offer: 40 %
Top recruiting firms and the number of full-time MBAs hired in the past 12 months:
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Intel
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4
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Deloitte Touche Tomatsu
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2
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Google Inc.
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1
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Honeywell
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1
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Mercer Consulting
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1
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Raytheon
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2
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Edmund Optics
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1
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The Innova Group
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1
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Job-accepting graduates who received a signing bonus:
37 %
Mean and median base salary, signing bonuses and other compensation for most recent employed graduates:
Mean base salary for most recent graduates: $ 77,376
Median base salary for most recent graduates: $ 76,500
Mean signing bonus for most recent graduates: $ 8,608
Median signing bonus for most recent graduates: $ 10,000
Mean other guaranteed compensation for most recent graduates: $ 9,223
Median other guaranteed compensation for most recent graduates: $ 6,000
Graduating students who accepted jobs in the following functional areas:
Consulting: 10 %
Finance/Accounting: 24 %
General Management: 9.5 %
Human Resources: 0 %
Marketing/Sales (Public Relations, Product Management, Market Research, Advertising, etc.): 14 %
Management Information Systems (MIS): 9.5 %
Operations/Logistics (Logistics, Purchasing, Engineering, etc.): 0 %
Other: 33 %
Graduating students who accepted jobs in the following industries:
Government (Federal, State, Local, Military): 0 %
Consulting: 15 %
Consumer Products: 0 %
Financial Services: 5 %
Manufacturing: 40 %
Media/Entertainment: 0 %
Non-Profit: 0 %
Petroleum/Energy: 0 %
Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology/Health care Products: 0 %
Real Estate: 0 %
Technology: 30 %
Other: 10 %
Graduates who accepted full-time jobs in the following regions:
Africa: 0 %
Asia: 0 %
Latin America and the Caribbean: 0 %
North America: 100 %
Oceana: 0 %
Western Europe: 0 %
Within North America, graduates who accepted full-time jobs in the following regions:
Northeast: 5 %
Mid-Atlantic: 0 %
South: 0 %
Southwest: 48 %
Midwest: 4 %
West: 43 %
Possessions and territories: 0 %
Top Companies – Internships:
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Emerson Electric
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10
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Intel
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3
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Honeywell
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
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2
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PetSmart, Inc.
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2
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University of Arizona
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2
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Capital One
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1
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Visa International
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1
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Internships awarded that are paid:
100 %
Mean and median intern compensation per week:
Mean : 829
Median: 866
Average internship length in weeks:
9
SCHOOL COMMENTS
School Comments:
N/A
The career placement office needs lots of work. Many of the students are not sure what the career placement office really does all day. The program is kind of missing a “community feel.” With a program this small it shouldn’t be that way. –Marketing
Our passionate instructors always gave us useful and valuable teaching materials in order to get us familiar with the critical concepts. In addition, they inspired us to have interactive class discussions, digging into more in-depth knowledge of an important topic. Above all, I would say the learning experience at the Eller MBA program is extremely helpful to me. Investment Banking
The Eller College puts lots of emphasis on the MBA program. They not only give all the resources to the MBA students, but also try to advance the quality of the MBA program by carefully listening to our suggestions for further improvement.–NA
The program is everything you could ask for in terms of a challenging and progressive experience. Eller is a great place to develop yourself as a professional and Tucson has many positive attributes that are beneficial to a full-time graduate student (cost of living, community, climate, etc.) Marketing
The academic of the program is good, but the placement is quite unsatisfactory. –Accounting
It’s this very idea that we’re just data points on a stat chart that made me realize where the school’s priorities were. Adjusting curriculum and professors for greater effectiveness was a step in the right direction. However, to become a school I’d recommend, the administration from top-down needs to review its priorities. Hopefully, the next graduating class will be able to attest to more positive results of all the changes.–NA
The quality of the faculty and the curriculum are the most important factors to consider in your education, but when you add to this an excellent Career development department and a small size class where you can really get to know each other, you got an MBA program that will add a lot in your growth as a professional and as a person.–Marketing
The Eller College of Management was a great place to get an MBA. It was very challenging, but small enough that you get to know your professors and classmates very well.–Finance I learned an extraordinary amount of knowledge within two years from the Eller MBA program. Due to its small size of the program, I was able to connect to everyone in the program and have a great networking even after graduation. I was amazed by the quality of students and faculty in the program. In addition, the MBA office always try to provide all the resources to us as much as they could. I am an international student and I felt like I was respected in any way within these two years and the program even offered us extra language workshop to help us to advance our English proficiency. In conclusion, either the knowledge that I obtained or the network that I built from the program are more than what I expected.–Marketing
The program I was in was not your basic MBA school. It had a specific niche it catered to – entrepreneurial, Southwest geography, close-knit community, self-driven. This is not always what b-school applicants are seeking. –Marketing
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