Traditional Business School programs in the United States are two years (or 21 months) long. From the Ivy-League to
lesser known regional business schools, high quality business education is available to individuals with a range of different
backgrounds. MBA programs in the US generally require an undergraduate degree and some work experience.
The following is a list of some most well-known US business schools:
I took the GMAT crash course last year in August in Zurich (it was the weekend of those terrific floods in Switzerland...), and I remember the instructor telling us to let you know how I did. Sorry it took so long! I got a 680, which was good for 90th percentile, and it got me an 80% scholarship at the school that was my first choice. Thanks so much for the assistance. On more than one occasion I heard my instructor's voice in my head during the exam. It helped immeasurably! The strategies, tactics, and the overall mindset he prescribed made all the difference. Thanks again! Please pass on my thanks and appreciation to my instructor. -Warm regards, Chris (This student took our Zurich GMAT crash course.) Read More...
