Putting a price on anything is not an obvious process. All those pricing textbooks that you read are only good enough to tell you what to avoid. Given that an engineering education and a geek-desi background often biases you towards expecting logic in everything, I am sure many were horrified to lea...

Click here for the article of Business Week, June 23, 2008. More than 1,000 prospective MBA students who paid $30 to use a now-defunct Web site to get a sneak peak at live questions from the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) before taking the exam may have their scores canceled in coming we...

Click here for the article of The New York Times, June 23, 2008. A prominent education professor at Harvard has begun leading “reflection� seminars at three highly selective colleges, which he hopes will push undergraduates to think more deeply about the connection between their educations and a...

Disclaimer: I explain the process as I saw it or as it was described to me by people in other schools. This process is fairly consistent across most US B- Schools. Investment Bank (IB) is one of the two big career buckets that students in Bschool typically pursue. It is not possible to give a compre...

Article of Della Bradshaw of The Financial Times, April 13 2008 “The future of management education is not the future of the MBA,� he says – a statement that would horrify most of his US peers, as he well knows. “I would like to be the first North American school that gets this,� he adds.....

It sounds like the dreamy situation, but you'll need to employ some old-fashioned office discipline to succeed. Click here for article by ELIZABETH GARONE Special to THE WALL STREET JOURNAL It's hard to imagine a more ideal-sounding work life: working when you want, where you want, and how you want....

www.SantiagoIniguez.com , Dean of IE Business School If the Ancient Roman Empire had extended its hegemony until our age, we would be living in year 2,761 “ab urbe condita� (in Latin meaning “since the foundation of the city�, in reference to Rome) and next Monday, March 24, would be marking...

Article of PCMag, 25 February´08 There is a small section in the College Opportunity and Affordability Act that is creating a wave of anxiety for administrators at American colleges. Along with measures to make college more affordable and loan agencies more transparent, the bill includes provisions...

"Fed’s cut triggers harsh words from Davos", Financial Times, January 23, 2008 ... Professor Lawrence Summers of Harvard University – another former US treasury secretary – said: “It is hard to give central banks a high grade over the past two years on recognition of incipient bubbles or on ...

Financial Times article, Della Bradshaw, January 13 2008 ...Talking to Mr Buchanan, 55, it is easy to understand the appeal of a polished professional manager as opposed to a traditional professor. Impeccably groomed and with a fearsome intellect, his approach to running the school is straightforwar...