B-SCHOOL: THE VIEW AT THE GATE

摘要

Women now make up 46% of worldwide MBA candidates, more than ever before.That's one finding from the annual applicant survey by QS World MBA Tour, a London-based group that holds MBA fairs globally.rnLast fall and again in the spring of 2009, QS polled nearly 4,000 MBA applicants in 35 countries about everything from their preferred study destinations to post-MBA career plans.rnU.S. programs still rank first in popularity, says Nunzio Quacquarelli, managing director of the QS World MBA Tour and a co-author of the report. But "partly because of the U.S. visa situation, more foreign students have shifted to looking at countries in Europe and Asia for schooling."