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I think it really boils down to there being too many of them. We used to award about 70K MBAs each year. In the 2010s we awarded close to 200K every year. We'v
by spamizbad 3y ago
I think it really boils down to there being too many of them.
We used to award about 70K MBAs each year. In the 2010s we awarded close to 200K every year. We've declined somewhat but we're still minting tons of degrees.
Even factoring in our economic growth in the US, there's just no way there's actually that much demand for people with this training.
- 535188B17C93743 3y agoI think it's important to note how they're highlighting top MBA programs though where admissions numbers haven't changed a ton and are "typically" still highly sought after.
- ramranch 3y agoBut unless we're saying that literally all graduates from top MBAs get jobs before those from other schools, the overall MBA count is still relevant.