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MBA Good News and Bad News

Good (old) news: MBA students defend having ethics programs in business school. Bad (old) news: MBAs don't value ethics during job selection. Bad (new) news: MBA students are more likely to cheat than those in other disciplines.

Mixed news: Business schools are targeting younger, less experienced candidates.

Good news: Business schools adapting their programs to address the lifestyle needs of females.

Good news update (9/21/06): Management guru David Maister shares his perspectives and increases the dialogue on improving the relevancy of business schools.

September 21, 2006 |

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The Toronto Star reports that MBA students are likelier to cheat. According to the study “Academic Dishonesty in Graduate Business Programs: The Prevalence, Causes, and Proposed Actions:” "56 per cent of graduate business students admitted to cheating [Read More]

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Steve Shu points to this article, which reports on a recent study titled “Academic Dishonesty in Graduate Business Programs: The Prevalence, Causes, and Proposed Actions”. The study found that 56% of graduate business students admitted to cheatin... [Read More]

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