Financial aid totaled $54,000, but Joe Mihalic slashed costs to pay off his $101,000 in student loans. Despite top MBA programs' financial aid, students can still graduate with six-figure debt.   

Joe Mihalic wasn't thinking at all about how he was going to pay off student loans — which would end up totaling $101,000 — when he was accepted to Harvard Business School.

Pasadena and San Gabriel Valley residents are invited to learn about enrolling in a part-time Pasadena-based evening MBA offering that will start in August. The information session will be held at the Marriott Courtyard Pasadena Hotel on Monday, June 4, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.

Harvard said it is cutting in half the number of required essays for most applicants to its full-time MBA program and making its first round application deadline earlier than ever before.

According to the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), there are more than 4,000 MBA programs in the United States, offered by 454 institutions. With such a large number of options for pursuing a graduate business degree, prospective students do not have the opportunity to conduct campus visits or take a "virtual campus tour" of all of them.

The challenges currently being faced in the energy sector illustrate how the global increased use of renewable energy resources is placing ever heavier demands on managers in the energy industry.

UCLA Anderson School of Management is adding a new scheduling option for the Fully Employed MBA program that will allow a broader range of prospective students greater access to a top-tier business education.

Average MBA student debt loads for the top business school graduates in the Class of 2010 were reported to be in the range of $60,000 to $110,000, a crushing burden for those just starting their business career. But there is a practical way that full-time MBA students can generate $100,000 or more of extra earnings ...

The career goals essay is perhaps the most common of all topics posed in the MBA application, so it may surprise you to learn that many prospective students don't have clearly defined career goals. If that sounds like you, the first step to remedying this situation is taking a long look at what you think an MBA degree will do for you.

The MBA program at Mount St. Mary’s College announces a new concentration in Project Management that provides a foundation in the initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, controlling and closing of projects.