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Continuing the annual research produced by QS since the 1990s, the QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey provides in-depth primary research into the hopes, ambitions, career goals, and educational plans of MBA applicants around the world.
Coupled with expert insight from MBA industry specialists, the QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey boasts detailed observations into past, current and future trends in global, regional, and even country-specific locations.
Read the report today to find out key trends, such as:
Male MBA candidates expect US$23,500 higher remuneration packages than female candidates after graduation.
Nine of the top ten preferred MBA study destinations are countries in Western Europe and North America
Over 15% of applicants prefer an online or distance learning MBA over traditional full-, part-time and executive study modes.
More candidates in 2012 expect to work over 70 hours per week once they graduate than their counterparts in 2011.
QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey 2012
By QS Contributor
Updated UpdatedContinuing the annual research produced by QS since the 1990s, the QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey provides in-depth primary research into the hopes, ambitions, career goals, and educational plans of MBA applicants around the world.
Coupled with expert insight from MBA industry specialists, the QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey boasts detailed observations into past, current and future trends in global, regional, and even country-specific locations.
Read the report today to find out key trends, such as:
Male MBA candidates expect US$23,500 higher remuneration packages than female candidates after graduation.
Nine of the top ten preferred MBA study destinations are countries in Western Europe and North America
Over 15% of applicants prefer an online or distance learning MBA over traditional full-, part-time and executive study modes.
More candidates in 2012 expect to work over 70 hours per week once they graduate than their counterparts in 2011.
Plus much, much more!
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