Global Management Education Graduate Survey
Find out if your programs are meeting your students' needs.

See How Graduates Rate Their Education, Program Choice, & Career Options (2012 Results Coming in May!)
The Global Management Education Graduate Survey is our annual poll of students in their final year of graduate business school. A total of 156 business schools (pdf) worldwide participated in our 2011 survey. More than a third (35%) were non-US citizens and 20% attended programs outside the United States.
Our Latest Reports
2011 Survey Report, 2011 General Data Report
Highlights From the 2011 Survey
- 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.
Survey Overview
Each year, through the cooperation of participating schools, GMAC surveys students in their final year of business school to gather their opinions about their education and the value of their degrees, as well as what they intend to do with their degrees after graduation.
Approximately 3/4 of these participants agree to participate in longitudinal studies following their career progression after graduation. Those individuals are later contacted for the GMAC Alumni Perspectives Survey.
School Benefits of Participation: Free Online Tools
- Competitive advantage through early-release copies of survey reports.
- Comprehensive Interactive Data Reports, which are instantly customizable to segment your searches by various demographics to quickly visualize trends.
- Our robust benchmarking tool, which lets you create and download instant peer-to-peer comparison reports in your choice of formats.
Who Uses the Survey Results?
Results from this survey provide feedback for schools on how their students evaluate their program and provide benchmark data on how that data compares with feedback from the market as a whole. The report also provides benchmark data on the success of their students in acquiring a job compared with other upcoming graduates.
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