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Grads Share Views on Degrees & Jobs

The Global Management Education Graduate Survey, our annual poll of students in their final year of graduate business school, reveals:

• What services students value most
• What programs best meet their educational needs
• What industries are attracting recent graduates

Highlights 2011

Our 2011 Survey Report presents a contextualized look at the major survey results. Here's a glimpse of some of the findings:

• A job market rebound: 54% of all graduate business students seeking employment in 2011 had received at least one job offer.
• Graduates staying with their employers expected a 39% increase in salary.
• Part-time MBA programs in 2011 set a five-year record for the highest percentage (55%) of graduates with a job offer in hand. 
   
  

Rich Survey Data Reflects Global Reach of Management Education

More than a third (35%) of survey respondents in 2011 were non-US citizens and 20% attended programs outside the United States. A total of 156 business schools worldwide participated in our 2011 survey.

Benefits of Participation: Free Online Tools

Besides early-release copies of survey reports, all participating schools enjoy online access to:

• Comprehensive Interactive Data Reports, instantly customizable to segment your searches by various demographics to quickly visualize trends.
• Our new benchmarking tool that lets you create instant peer-to-peer comparison reports with data you can download in multiple formats.

Looking for additional data?

Log in and visit the GMAC Research Library to access exclusive reports from the Global Graduate Survey available to you along with other reports and research products.

Note: Special content for GMAC members and schools that use the GMAT will only appear in the GMAC Research Library if you log in with an eligible account.

Check the GMAC Research Calendar for the expected release dates of our next reports.

For More Information

If you have questions about this or any other GMAC survey, contact Gregg Schoenfeld at +1(703) 668-9815 or research@gmac.com.