Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and a Missouri panel recently proposed that their states provide more scholarships based on financial need. Students forgo grad school for Internet business A growing percentage of students are opting out of graduate school in order to stake their claim on the booming Internet business, according to a recent New York Times report. In the past year, applications to top business schools, including Stanford, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dartmouth, Michigan and the University of California at Berkeley, have dropped by as much as 11 percent. And the number of Americans taking the standardized admissions test for business schools has fallen 17 percent in the last four years. Many schools have responded by adding more Internet courses and creating majors devoted to the subject.
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