MBA students gather in the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes on the campus of Notre Dame. Photo by Peter Ringenberg Photography It’s tough times for one-year MBA programs. For the second time in a . The post BREAKING NEWS: Notre Dame Axes Its One-Year MBA Program appeared first on Poets&Quants.
For the last six years, but especially since 2019, business schools from the upper tier of the rankings to the unranked have galloped to establish STEM tracks, concentrations, pathways, and more in their MBA and other graduate degree programs. The University of Wisconsin Business School was the first school to “go STEM” — to designate part of its MBA a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math degree, with implications not only for visa eligibility but for long-term employability, too — and dozens of B-schools have followed (for a complete list, see the next pages). In a recent business school admissions officers survey, global educational services company Kaplan and its sister company Manhattan Prep found an increasing percentage of full-time MBA programs across the U.S. securing STEM designation — but they also found that universal adoption appears to be a long way off.
Thirteen mStoner, Inc. Clients Win 31 Design Awards in 2020
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Thirteen higher education institutions won a combined 31 awards for digital excellence in creative, user experience, and homepage design.
“These awards honor the creativity, vision, and hard work of our team and the clients who work as partners to build these websites. These websites also get results for their institutions, which is really their most important goal. Michael Stoner, co-founder and co-owner of mStoner, Inc. CHICAGO (PRWEB) February 17, 2021 2020 was a banner year for mStoner, Inc.’s higher education clients. Thirteen colleges and universities won a combined 31 awards from seven national award-presenting organizations. mStoner’s award-winning website redesigns resulted in many measurable successes for clients including: increased admissions inquiries, impactful storytelling centered on students, and broader brand