There’s something special about visiting campus. From landing at the airport to dining at a local haunt, you get a real sense of a place. You can quickly discern if you feel welcome, comfortable, and riveted. Let’s face it: this campus is going to be your home for two years. Now might be the right time to pursue an MBA, but you still want to be around the right people with the right backgrounds with the right focus.
That’s why business school is hardly a snap choice, regardless of reputation, history, or culture. If you’re going to miss two years of work – and shell out six figures between tuition and costs – you’re going to pore over every data point you can find. And MBAs – more than anyone else – follow the maxim of legendary statistician W. Edwards Deming: In God we trust. All others must bring data.”
A ONE-STOP SHOP FOR ALL THE DATA YOU NEED
On the surface, data is transparency, a safeguard that enables applicants to compare schools, identify trends, and narrow choices down to schools that fit their criteria. It is a process as personal as it is scientific. Problem is, where do you find all this data in one spot? Even more, what does this data mean and how does it compare between schools?
That’s where P&Q comes into the equation. Forget wasting time digging through sources that sometimes come with an agenda. This year, we posted original articles that analyzed over 60 different data points. Take GMAT scores. Want a school-by-school breakdown? You’ll find that here….along with average scores for test-takers in over 100 different countries. How about pay? We list the latest base, bonus, and additional compensation for all the top schools…and then slice-and-dice it by industry, region, and concentration to boot. Weighing the executive and online MBA options? We offer a treasure trove of original data there too.
From inputs to outputs, these 2018 articles provide a glimpse into which MBA programs are soaring…and which ones are struggling. Even more, our in-depth analysis looks at what the data means…and why it matters to MBA applicants, students, and even alumni. Here are the links to the data that can help you get started – or pinpoint the final choices with the biggest long-term return.
Class of 2020 MBA Data (GMATs and Applications)
MBA Apps Take A Shocking Plunge
Despite App Declines, Top 25 Schools Still Boost GMAT Averages
Who’s Hardest Hit In This Year’s MBA App Slump
Class of 2018 Pay and Employment Data
University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School
Stanford Graduate School of Business
MIT, Sloan School of Management
University of Chicago, Booth School of Business
Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Dartmouth College, Tuck School of Business
University of Michigan, Ross School of Business
Duke University, Fuqua School of Business
University of Virginia, Darden School of Business
Cornell University, Johnson Graduate School of Business
Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business
Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate School of Management
Georgetown University, McDonough School of Business
Class of 2019 MBA Inputs (GMATs, GPAs, GREs, Acceptance Rates)
M7 Schools: The 2018 Data Is In & They Remain Magnificent
Average GMAT Scores At The Top 50 Business Schools
Highest & Lowest GMAT Scores At Top Schools
GPAs At The Leading Business Schools
Average GRE Scores For Top Business Schools
Acceptance Rates At Top 50 MBA Programs
The Closers: Business Schools That Get The Students They Want
MBA Acceptance Rates At Top European Business Schools
European Schools Increasing MBA Intakes
International MBA GMAT Scores
What Europeans Score On The GMAT
What East & Southeast Asians Score On The GMAT
What Africans Score On The GMAT Test
The World’s Top 25 GMAT Test Takers
Average GMAT Scores At The Top 20 European Business Schools
Go to next page for MBA Pay data and data for online and executive MBAs.
Class of 2017 MBA Pay
A TOTAL Look At MBA Pay At Leading Schools
The Highest Paying MBA Concentrations of 2017
What MBAs Earn By Occupation: A Look At Top 50 Business Schools
What’s Your Worth? MBA Pay By Region
MBA Programs With The Best ROI
The Highest (& Lowest) Paid MBAs Of 2017
What An MBA Is Worth: By The Numbers
What Business School Professors Are Paid May Surprise You
Consulting
What MBAs Make At Top Consulting Firms
The Top Feeder Business Schools To The Consulting Industry
MBA Satisfaction Down In Consulting
What MBAs Make In Consulting & General Management
Online MBA Data
The Least (And Most) Expensive Top Online MBA Programs
Online MBA Programs That Deliver Great Career Outcomes
Acceptance Rates, GMATs & More For The Top Online MBAs
Student Satisfaction In Best Online MBAs
Executive MBA Data
What Executive MBA Grads Are Earning
Undergraduate Business Majors
Acceptance Rates At The Top Undergrad B-Schools
Average SAT Scores At The Top B-Schools
Target Schools For MBB Consulting Firms
New Data: Top Feeder Schools To Wall Street
Average High School GPAs At The Top B-Schools
The Most — And Least — Affordable College Cities & Towns
Schools With The Best ROI For Business Majors
Cities With The Most College-Educated Millennials
The Best Cities For Business & Finance Grads
Where The World’s Billionaires Went To School
Other Data
2018-2019 MBA Applications Deadlines
2018-2019 MBA Admissions Events
B-Schools Report Tech, Consulting Boom
MBA Programs With The Most Women
The Data Is In: Huge Drop-Off In International MBAs
Which Countries Best Attract Biz Talent? Which Don’t?
Top Business Schools: Where MBAs Live & What Rent Costs
A Third Of World’s Best Performing CEOs Have MBAs
Johnson, Darden & Tuck Win Applicant Praise
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