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US MBAs are flocking to fast-tracked one year programs in droves – seeking lower tuition fees, living costs and less time out of industry.

A lack of hiring opportunities can put international MBAs at a disadvantage in the US, while domestic candidates have the pick of the litter.

Ben Faw, a former Infantry Platoon Leader, shares his personal journey from the battlefield to business school. Leadership and discipline are military traits that can be applied to management.

New alumni data reveals the top United States business schools - from MBA graduates' perspectives. Stanford topped the list, while Fuqua and Tuck broke into the top-ten.

The verbal section of the GMAT is regarded as a major roadblock for many non-native English speakers. But could native-English-speaking candidates have a disadvantage too?

MBA Jobs in finance are set to take a huge hit - while MBA employment in the US is expected to drop 25% overall. We spoke to MBAs from top US b-schools who are on the verge of graduating.

Access MBA reports that MBA candidates and graduates strongly believe that business schools have a great role to play in the financial marketplace

Microsoft has just agreed to buy Nokia's mobile phone unit for $7.2bn. Who will dominate the smartphone world in 5 years time? MBAs from across the world have their say!

Chicago Booth MBA Alejandro Correa has spent the summer working for disadvantaged children in Zambia. Thanks to social enterprise Quarterback, he is confident that his experience will land him a job.

Amanda Brown of financial services firm KPMG offers advice on how MBAs can get a job at a top firm, how the interview process works and what makes KPMG a great place for you to start a career!