Spain has two of the top five best schools outside the U.S., but of the top 30 the United Kingdom lays claim to nearly a third of the top business schools.

Stanford Business School Dean Garth Saloner on what makes the school unique. He speaks about the MBA program’s “intimate scale” and innovative curriculum.

Tuck School Admissions Director Dawna Clarke talks about the most common errors MBA candidates make when they apply to the school.

A video profile of the Tuck School of Business, featuring interviews with Dean Paul Danos, Professor Paul Argenti, and Tuck students

Tuck School Admissions Director Dawna Clarke explains what the school looks for in an ideal MBA applicant.

A candid smack down featuring two great schools in two quintessential university towns: Ann Arbor and Evanston. The similarities between these two top schools will surprise you. So will the differences.

A dozen members of Harvard Business School’s Class of 2010 answer the question, “What do you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”

Jacobs thinks the “milk and honey” days of the MBA boom are over. Returns on the degree are falling, he says, and schools–even the best ones–will have to reduce their tuition rates.

If you’re going to start a company, you probably don’t “need” an MBA. But there are plenty of highly successful entrepreneurs who have MBAs and it’s a lot harder to get ahead in most major companies without one.

How tough is that first semester in a top business school? Knewton founder Jose Ferreira brings applicants through the initial course work in an MBA program.