How Covid-19 adjustments at Valley colleges help level playing field for MBA minority students
Even during the pandemic when many international students have had trouble getting visas, 22 students from multiple countries are starting their MBA programs. This year 37% of enrollees are international students, up from 32% last fall.
Even during the pandemic when many international students have had trouble getting visas, 22 students from multiple countries are starting their MBA programs. This year 37% of enrollees are international students, up from 32% last fall.
In this story published Sept. 4, 2020, in the Phoenix Business Journal:
It’s really cool to see how some are joining [classes] in the absolute middle of the night from India and Bangladesh.
– W. P. Carey School of Business Dean Amy Hillman
Latest news
- Importers stockpile tequila, Phoenix bars brace for price hikes amid tariffs
An ASU economist discusses how tariffs will negatively impact consumers and restaurant owners.…
- Tariffs will hit consumers with the lowest incomes hardest. Here’s why.
Higher grocery prices could lead to health consequences for lower-income shoppers, says an ASU…
- Arizona businesses work to adjust to new Trump tariffs
A W. P.