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The Promise of Higher Pay Woos MBAs, Yet Earnings Haven’t Kept Up With Inflation

Students consistently say better pay is their top reason for attending business school.

The Promise of Higher Pay Woos MBAs, Yet Earnings Haven’t Kept Up With Inflation
The Promise of Higher Pay Woos MBAs, Yet Earnings Haven’t Kept Up With Inflation
(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- The reasons prospective MBA students consider attending business school are multifaceted, but one theme consistently stands above the rest: higher salaries. When surveyed last year by as part of the Best B-Schools rankings, 73.3% of second-year students at US schools selected increased compensation as one of the top five factors (out of 13 choices, which include to develop better quantitative skills, to ...
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