Tag: Two-Year MBA

You'll find some of the most satisfied MBA students at Emory University's Goizueta Business School. According to Forbes, students rank No. 5 on the list of overall satisfaction.

In 2010, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law. This healthcare overhaul is designed to increase the quality and affordability of healthcare...

Business school news site Poets & Quants released its annual composite ranking of top U.S. MBA programs Thursday and Goizueta’s full-time program remains ranked among...

Goizueta Business School is proud to honor members of the armed services and those who have served. For Veterans Day 2015, we gathered some tweets, posts and other contents detailing what it's like to be a veteran in the MBA program. We also, more importantly, say "thank you."

Managing risk is something Rochelle McAllister 06MBA knows all about. Not only is she fearless when skiing down the side of a mountain, her favorite...

ATLANTA  — The Full-Time MBA Program at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School placed No. 15 in program rankings released today by Bloomberg Businessweek. The publication...

Julie Barefoot, the associate dean of MBA admissions at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, offers advice to prospective MBA students on making the most out...

Emory University's Goizueta Business School's Full-Time MBA program ranks 25th in the world according to rankings released today by The Economist.  The program ranks No. 16...

Goizueta Business School MBA Admissions officer Kate Piasecki has been awarded the International Outreach Award by the Emory University Office of Global Strategy and Initiatives. The...

After more than a decade of concerted efforts to recruit more female MBAs, many of the most competitive business schools in the US are reporting substantial numbers of women.

Shan Cooper, the keynote speaker, is not a veteran of military service but interacts with them daily at Lockheed Martin. She said the company not only helps veterans transition from military to civilian life, but employs a large number of former servicemen and women.

Jagdish Sheth, professor of marketing predicts that a growing number of students will become what he classifies as “deep gen­eralists.”