It is unbelievable that an MBA that is just below the $125,000-$150,000 Ivy league school cost is less appealing to job recruiters. People, wake up and realize that those students are not smarter (or have the soft skills needed in the job market) simply because their parents can afford to pay their way, and/or the fellowship committees that are dishing out free fellowships (to the sexier resume/backgrounds) say so!
SAof MA3:13PM December 05, 2011
Targeting Schools as less than creditable is unfair to graduates who work hard, earn their grades,yet cast into a caste system after graduation.
There are thousands of accredited Universities, each offering quality education and still articles like this continue. Not everyone can afford IVY league schools where even these graduates are less then perfect.
It is time to stop this level of discrimination and allow each graduate to demonstrate their ability, rather than trying to focus on a simple few.
I am an MBA graduate who is blind. I earned a 4.0 GPA attending an institution of higher education established over 100 years ago. Recognized by the United States Department of Education, where many of its instructors are graduates of ITT, Harvard, Yale, and other private institutions of higher learning.
Please stop catogrizing students because they choose to attend educational venues they can afford and review their ability and stop comparing them to the alleged top 10. Each school is montitored by accreditation committiees who certify their programs.
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SA of MA 3:13PM December 05, 2011
CL Jones of CO 6:05PM September 23, 2011