Each year MBA programs across the country advertising for future students. They contribute to their excellent academic programs, the uniqueness of its offer, the quality of their teachers and other factors. In a competitive market, the aim is to attract the brightest and best. Many schools claim that graduates of their programs will see a big payday for graduation. This is certainly a very important part of many students' decision criteria. In fact, the Financial Times ranking of MBA program uses the salaries of graduates as a large component of their rating system. Student has access to salary data of the prominent MBA schools in North America. She sits down to analyze the data and see what factors are associated with higher wages. "Hide
by Chris A. Higgins Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 2 pages. Publication Date: November 9, 2012. Prod. #: W12307-PDF-ENG
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