Everyone talks about the importance of mentoring, especially when it comes to professional development. At the MBA level, most students are still looking upwards for mentors to help them climb the corporate ladder.

Which MBA route is right for you — online or on campus? Get the perspectives of three W. P. Carey alumni.

MBA programs are stepping up efforts to include training and similar exercises to boost the ranks of female and traditionally underrepresented groups in graduate programs — and help them feel welcome on campus.

You crushed the GMAT. You aced the interview. Congratulations, you did it! But since we know you are probably already planning how to best prepare for day one, let us offer some advice from current students.

W. P. Carey is looking to attract Generation Z with its ‘Scholarships for All' initiative, where every full-time MBA student gets a scholarship to support their education.

An MBA gives you a distinct advantage over those in the workforce without it: According to the Graduate Admissions Management Council (GMAC) 2018 Alumni Perspectives Survey, those with a graduate business degree indicate that their careers progress faster than their non-MBA colleagues, and they repo

Many people start considering an MBA when they realize they're either on the wrong path in their career or the right path is taking too long. An MBA can help with both of those dilemmas, and more.

Getting a master's degree is a major commitment of time, energy, and money, so returning to school — even if you're thinking about a part-time program that allows you to keep working — is one of the biggest decisions of your career.

U.S. News & World Report awarded a Top 25 spot for the Professional Flex MBA in the Part-time MBA category. This is an eight-spot improvement for Arizona State University over last year's No. 33 ranking.