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EMBA rankings & profiles
The 2001 rankings are based on surveys of over 3,000 graduates of 82 B-schools, as well as a poll of EMBA directors at those 82 schools. Scan 161 profiles of EMBA programs to determine which is right for you.
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Executive Education
Special report at Business Week (1998)
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NEWS AND ARTICLES
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Executive MBA Programs Gain Popularity in India (nytimes.com, 05/01/2011)
Now, more and more of India’s top business schools are offering one-year executive M.B.A.’s, mostly to computer professionals and others with technical backgrounds
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Meet the MBA road warriors (fortune.com
, 03/16/2011)
Would you travel over 14,000 miles every other weekend for an MBA? These hardy souls do it and don't have too many qualms about the payback either.
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Refresher Courses Help Graduates Get Up to Date (CollegeJournal.com, 07/11/2007)
Ron Alsop on post-M.B.A. programs that attempt to lure students back to business school with continuing-education classes on industry trends.
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Getting on the Fast Track To an Executive M.B.A. (CollegeJournal.com, 02/13/2007)
Some business schools are switching to shorter, more flexible programs to appeal to busy managers and sponsoring companies that want to minimize time away from the office.
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Sending the Board Back to School (Businessweek.com
, 10/22/2006)
In the wake of corporate scandals and Sarbanes-Oxley, many companies are enrolling their directors in professional programs to brush up on skills
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Made-to-Order MBAs (Businessweek.com
, 06/21/2006)
B-schools are finding a profitable niche preparing custom MBA programs for corporate customers
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Choosing a Program In Exec-M.B.A. Market (CollegeJournal.com, 02/21/2006)
As business schools add new degrees at a rapid-fire clip, prospective students will need to spend more time searching for a good match.
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The Best Executive MBAs (Businessweek.com
, 10/24/2005)
With fewer companies footing the bill, students' needs have changed -- and winning schools are meeting that challenge
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Behind the Rankings (Businessweek.com
, 10/17/2005)
Despite a slump in student satisfaction, executive programs generally remain a good investment, say BW's Louis Lavelle and Geoff Gloeckler
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It's a matter of will. (FastCompany.com
, 04/01/2004)
Here's a commute for you: Shanghai to San Francisco, every two weeks, in pursuit of an executive MBA
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Learn more - earn more (SellingPower.com, 12/01/2003)
How an online MBA can help - even if you're selling up a storm
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Turbocharging Your Career (Businessweek.com
, 10/23/2003)
As executive MBA students foot more of the bill themselves, they're also demanding more. Which schools deliver?
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The Profit Squeeze Is Pinching B-Schools (Businessweek.com
, 06/03/2002)
Less exec-ed income means canceled classes and tuition hikes
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Executive MBA Programs Feel Recession's Pinch (WSJ College
, 05/06/2002)
Directors of these "E.M.B.A." programs around the country report unprecedented funding problems and some have struggled to recruit and retain students
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Rating the Management Gurus (Businessweek.com
, 10/01/2001)
More companies are hiring instructors directly rather than relying on B-school programs. But which teachers are tops? Here are some answers
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MBAs for Executives: The Top 25 Schools (Businessweek.com
, 10/01/2001)
Business Week's rankings of these increasingly popular programs may surprise you
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When Harvard Met Stanford (Businessweek.com
, 04/01/2001)
Their B-schools are planning an alliance that will create a titan in executive education
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Would-Be M.B.A.s Have a New Option (CollegeJournal.com, 04/01/2001)
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and France's Insead are launching an alliance to deliver executive education
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Duke's B-School Goes into Business (Businessweek.com
, 06/01/2000)
It's spinning off its executive ed program into a for-profit company -- and might even go for an IPO
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BOOKS
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 Extreme Management: What They Teach at Harvard Bus. School Advanced Management Program
by Mark Stevens
|  Canadian Business Guide to MBA and Executive MBA Programs
by Rebecca O. Carpenter
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 The Relevance of Executive MBA Programs: Student Expectations and Satisfaction
by Janis Weinstein Dietz
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