Which Round Should You Apply In?Our weekly MBA news & feature roundup by: Jeff Schmitt on July 28, 2013 | 10 minute read July 28, 2013 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit Liz Claman of Fox Business is hosting a Masters of Business series Fox Business Features Top Business School Deans Want to get inside the heads of top business school deans? This week, Fox Business interviewed deans from Stanford, California-Berkeley Haas, Chicago Booth, Dartmouth Tuck, and Columbia as part of their “Masters of Business” series. Covering topics ranging from school culture to corporate hiring to changing economic conditions, see what the best-of-the-best have to say about the state of their schools – and business in general. Job Outlook For MBA Grads – Senior Associate Dean Madhav Rajan of Stanford Source: Stanford / Fox Business What Cal Is Doing Right – Dean Rich Lyons of Cal-Berkeley Haas Source: Berkely Haas / Fox Business Is An MBA on Your Resume Worth The Cost – Dean Sunil Dunar of Chicago Booth Source: Chicago Booth / Fox Business Do MBA Graduates Get A Return on Investment – Dean Paul Donos of Dartmouth Tuck Source: Dartmouth Tuck / Fox Business Great Job Market For MBA Grads? – Dean Glenn Hubbard of Columbia Business School Source: Columbia Business School / Fox Business Blast from the Past: How to Select An MBA Consultant You’ve probably heard a few horror stories. ‘The consultant was never around.’ ‘They kept shuffling me around to different people.’ ‘I read that same advice on the internet!’ Ah…consultants. Sometimes, you wonder what they’re good for. Their years of experience and ‘insider knowledge’ are supposed to put you over the top. Unfortunately, not all consultants are created equal. Whether you succeed for fail, one thing is certain: Your consultant is getting paid. Business school applicants can choose from over 300 consulting firms alone. In fact, up to half of applicants to Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton pay anywhere from $5,000-$10,000 to help them get in. Question is, do they know what they should be looking for in a consultant? Two years ago, PoetsandQuants surveyed consultants on what prospective clients should expect from consultants. Like choosing a business school, a consultant choice involves identifying personal fit along with a track record of success. So what should prospective clients look for in a consultant? Check out John Byrne’s report to find out. Source: Poets and Quants One Liners: MBA Recruiting Down Again Source: Bloomberg Businessweek The MBA vs. the NBA: An Infographic Source: Pineinterest A New Frontier for MBA Students: Lobbying Source: The Financial Times Reforming Business School: American vs. European Mindsets Source: The Huffington Post International Students Fare Poorly in Job Hunting Source: Bloomberg Businessweek Why Do Executives Put Themselves Through Draining Executive MBA Programs? Source: The Economist 4 Ways to Improve Your Test-Taking Source: MBA.com What Not to Include in Your MBA Application Essays Source: GMAT Club Want to Start a Business? 5 Reasons You Need an MBA Source: Earningdiary.com 15 Essential Tips for Building a Great Business…From Stanford MBAs Source: stanfordbusiness.tumblr.com Harvard Program Helps Build Non-Profit Management Skills Source: The Boston Globe Previous Page Continue ReadingPage 3 of 4 1 2 3 4 © Copyright 2026 Poets & Quants. All rights reserved. This article may not be republished, rewritten or otherwise distributed without written permission. To reprint or license this article or any content from Poets & Quants, please submit your request HERE.