Studying for a business degree is never easy, but Julia Pavlenko has had to cope with more stress than most students. Her work, classroom commitments and personal life have all been radically disrupted over the past few months in Ukraine. “I’m working from 6am-2am every day with only a fewContinue Reading
WESTLAKE, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Charles Schwab today will welcome 220 students from Uplift Education, the largest group of free public charter schools in North Texas, to its Westlake headquarters for an all-day financial literacy field trip. Taught by more than 130 Schwab employees specially trained to deliver financial education, and featuring specialContinue Reading
The directory is based on the most recently available published data. The Executive MBA, MBA, and Masters in Management information is taken from our 2022 and 2021 rankings. FT ranking positions This column shows which ranking the school featured in, with the rank position in brackets. For MBA and MastersContinue Reading
Australia’s higher education system has been one of the country’s worst hit sectors during the pandemic, as the stifling effects of border closures on international student numbers cut its revenue in half. Covid-19, and the government’s response of strict border controls — part of its “Fortress Australia” policy — chokedContinue Reading
Harvard Business School, one of the world’s most prestigious providers of business education, will offer free MBA tuition for lower-income students, responding to growing concerns in the US over higher education costs and the need for increased social mobility. The school will waive annual fees of $76,000 across the twoContinue Reading
College students who are already shopping for laptops, textbooks and other campus gear may want to add something else to their list: renter’s insurance. The insurance can help pay for personal property that is stolen or damaged by accidents like fires from cooking. It offers liability coverage to help coverContinue Reading
Just when the disruption of the pandemic seemed to be easing after two painful years, Vladimir Putin triggered a fresh existential threat to the world with his war against Ukraine. He also inadvertently delivered lessons for businesses and executive education providers everywhere. The fighting has caused tragic loss of life,Continue Reading
Landing a job right after college can be a stress-inducing experience for new grads, to say the least. From countless interviews and applications to choosing what city to live in to figuring out the starting salary, the process can seem daunting and difficult. Leave it to Walmart to try toContinue Reading
In the first month of Claudia Akemi Umemura’s flexible MBA at Warwick Business School, she found out she was pregnant. She was also preparing to move back to her home country, Brazil, after seven years abroad. And the coronavirus pandemic was just about to hit. Almost two years later, Umemura,Continue Reading
Hundreds of thousands of students are missing out on free college aid because they are not completing a pesky federal form known as the Fafsa, a new analysis finds. Roughly 1.7 million high school graduates didn’t file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid in the 2020-21 school year. AndContinue Reading