Top Schools Business Management PhD Requirements

Posted on November 12th, 2009 by NBS


 

 

 

School

Deadline

Mean GMAT

GMAT

Range

Aid

Available

% admitted

1.

Stanford

Jan

718

680-760

Yes

3 %

2.

Harvard

Dec

 

92% Q & V

Yes

3 %

3.

MIT (Sloan)

Jan

703

570-740

Yes

2 %

4.

Kellogg

Dec

700

99% Q

Yes

4 %

5.

Duke (Fuqua)

Dec

688

735

Yes

6 %

6.

Columbia

Jan

740

 

Yes

3 %

7.

U of Michigan (Ann Arbor)

Jan

676

610-730

Yes

5 %

8.

NYU (Stern)

Jan

720

640-740

Yes

2 %

9.

UCLA (Anderson)

Jan

691

630-730

Yes

7 %

10.

Cornell (Johnson)

Jan

669

599-730

Yes

 

11.

UNC (Kenan Flagler)

Dec

674

600-740

Yes

 

12.

Carnegie (Tepper)

Feb

660

 

Yes

 

13.

UTexas Austin (McCombs)

Feb

680

620-740

Yes

7 %

14.

USC ( Marshall)

Dec

676

620-730

Yes

2 %

15.

IndianaBloomington Kelley

Dec

651

580 - 720

Yes

 

16

U Rochester (Simon)

 

637

570- 690

 

 

17.

Michigan State (Broad)

March

641

580-720

Yes

10 %

18.

Ohio State (Fisher)

 

645

590-710

Yes

 

19.

U Minnesota (Carlson)

Jan

645

640-710

Yes

 

20.

Purdue (Krannert)

Feb

642

560-720

Yes

 

21.

Arizona State

Jan

645

580-710

Yes

 

22.

Washington St Louis Olin

Jan

647

590 -710

Yes

 

23.

U Arizona (Eller)

Dec

 

 

Yes

 

24

U of  Georgia (Terry)

April

658

620-710

 

 

25.

U of Iowa (Tippie)

March

631

560-690

 

 

26

GTECH

Jan

644

570-730

Yes

 

27

Tulane (Freeman)

 

 

 

 

 

28

Penn State (Smeal)

Feb

624

550- 690

Yes

 

29.

U of Florida (Warrington)

Feb

680

 

Yes

 

30.

U of Maryland (Smith)

Feb

710

600-710

Yes

5 %

31.

U of Illinois Urbana

 

621

550 -700

Yes

 

32

U of Wisconsin Madison

 

523

560-700

Yes

 

33.

U of Washington

Feb

 

 

 

5 %

34.

INSEAD (France)

Jan

694

650-750

Yes

 

35.

London Business School

Feb

690

650-720

Yes

 

 

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Undergraduate CS / IT programs with Scholarship opportunities

Posted on November 11th, 2009 by NBS


1. Mount Olive College  - computer science

2. Puget Sound offers a computer science major and a computer science/business major which could be called an information technology major.

3. Stevenson University (MD) offers Computer Information Systems.  The major offers individual tracks in computer programming, networking, and computer forensics (computer security/anti-hacking).  


4. Marist College has  programs in both CS and IT.


 


5. Both University of Maryland College Park, and UMBC Campuses offer both majors


6. Arizona State University


Biomedical Informatics: This is a new undergraduate degree program.~ It is located at the Downtown Phoenix campus as it is integrated with ASU Biomedicine, TGEN, and the UA/ASU Medical program.

Biomedical informatics is the field in which computer science, information technology, probabilistic reasoning, cognitive science and other quantitative and technical methods and skills are applied to biomedicine and healthcare delivery. The program will educate undergraduate students in the informatics knowledge and skills that will enable them to be effective contributors to the informatics aspects of biomedical sciences, technology development and healthcare delivery. Students will also be prepared to enter graduate programs in biomedical informatics to equip them to assume leadership positions in these fields.


7. Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea.

8. The University of Nebraska at Omaha has the Peter Kiewit Institute, which is a state of the art facility and program.

9. Merrimack College in North Andover, MA offers Computer Science and Information Technology.
 
10. St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY offers a Computer Science major: http://www.stlawu.edu/math/node/47

11. Florida Institute of Technology has  programs in Computer Science, Software Engineering,~ Computer Engineering and Information Management.~ Located just south of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida and offer the degrees at the Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D levels.
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Credentials of students admitted to top programs

Posted on November 10th, 2009 by NBS