One navigates corporate responsibility in the office; the other champions sustainability in retirement. Both W. P. Carey alums share their business experiences.

Going back for a master's degree is a big decision. It may not be on the level of marriage, kids, or finding the right house, but particularly with a degree like the MBA, it's not something to be taken lightly. Here are some ways you can narrow your search for the best program.

Attending an event — whether it’s an info session on campus or interactive webinar online — is one of the best ways to find out more about the W. P. Carey School and its MBA programs.

In an early morning speech recently, attorney Mark Belnick recounted his career as a litigator at a powerful New York firm, and the events that made him a defendant in one of the Tyco corruption cases.

Career success is largely determined by your strength at networking and building relationships. Informational interviews are one of your most important networking and relationship building tools.

Managers value employees who have career goals and the desire to acquire new skills, and many companies have education reimbursement programs.

The higher you score on your entrance exams, the more competitive your b-school application will be. While some programs accept both GRE and GMAT scores, this is not always the case.

Vishal Nanda speaks from experience when comparing the W. P. Carey Executive MBA with other highly regarded programs. Having also spent time at a top-ranked East Coast business school before relocating, Vishal believes his return on investment at the W. P.

Being admitted to a top-ranked MBA program isn’t only about your test scores and job history. After all, every strong MBA candidate will have those things in common to some extent.