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Executive MBAs for under $50,000? Yes, they exist.
They may not have the cachet of a Columbia or a Wharton, but we found nearly 50 business schools in the U.S. that offer executive MBAs for less than $50,000 in total tuition. By John A. Byrne
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Behind Wharton's record-breaking female enrollment
Wharton admissions deputy Ankur Kumar discusses how the b-school managed to recruit more women than any of its competitors and the major myths about women who pursue MBAs. By John A. Byrne
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Wharton admissions: As elitist as you'd expect?
Many highly qualified applicants appear to be getting squeezed out because they went to a state school, worked for a no-name company, or lacked the connections. By John A. Byrne
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Wharton MBA 2013: The class the loans fell on
Wharton's class of 2013 will likely be the first MBA class in history to pay more than $100 million in loans and interest payments for the privilege of gaining the degree. By John A. Byrne
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Stanford MBA price tag hits $185K: Highest in the world
The total cost to attend Stanford's prestigious business school has jumped by $18,242 in just two years, besting Columbia as the world's most expensive MBA program. By John A. Byrne (Poets&Quants)...
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