The Financial Aid section discusses the costs of your education and how to pay for them. You should take full advantage of all of the above resources as well as initiate direct contact with schools whose student profile aligns well with your credentials. Once you have determined the type of MBA program you need, use the School Search Database to research particular schools. Using the resulting list of schools, link to each web site. If still interested after reading about particular programs, initiate contact with the schools by following the instructions requested by each for obtaining information.
All schools report student profiles based on the most recent entering class.
Consider average age, work experience, GMAT, GPA, and geographic makeup in addition to your academic goals. Remember that in a competitive application process, you must use your personal judgment to determine which schools are worthy of your investment of time and money in applying. As a savvy consumer, ensure that the business schools you pursue have the curricular strengths, culture, and program philosophy that best meet your needs.