In the World MBA Tour, the largest international program of MBA information fairs, director Nunzio Quacquarelli said that the rise in earnings for MBA graduates have a dramatic effect on the number of applicants. The tour is now the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading best MBA business schools, which registered a lift of 17 percent of candidate numbers. The rate is increasing as young professionals all over the world pursue a qualification that they see as the opening door to lucrative business careers, as well as in the financial services, consulting, marketing and general management.
The World MBA Tour travels with the top international business schools in MBA rankings including most of the Top 20 schools in the United States, such as Cornell, Chicago, Dartmouth, Duke, Tuck, Michigan and Wharton. The leading European schools also take part like the SDA Bocconi in Italy, HEC and INSEAD in France, IESE, ESADE, and IE in Spain. Also, the schools in Switzerland such as IMD and St. Gallen and United Kingdom’s Cambridge, Cass, Cranfield, Imperial, London, Manchester and Warwick. The Tour enables potential candidates to meet face-to-face with admissions directors and obtain a wide range of information on program contents, costs and duration, as well as financial aid and post-qualification career options. The tour organizers presented seminars and workshops that cover wide-range issues that include selecting choices between specialized post-graduate courses and MBA, picking the right school, MBA finance and GMAT test. The visitors receive complimentary copies and hand-outs that cover relevant sources about MBA and career guide. Moreover, a million dollar worth of MBA scholarships are made exclusively available in the tour. The scholarships are granted for the top MBA schools including Wharton, IE, Politecnico di Milano and Ashridge.
This is an ideal privilege for those who cannot afford MBA courses. The cost of an MBA education is too high and if you can’t afford a loan your MBA dream will sank down hopelessly. Getting a scholarship is the surest thing to get you started. Otherwise, you can either spend your own savings, loan money from a bank or make arrangements with a current employer to finance your study. Opportunities in the top ladder exist and are expanding. It is only imperative to extend your management education level and distinguish yourself from the chances at hand that suit you and decide which will be best for you.
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