First Jobs and the Use of Placement Services: The Experiences of Graduates of Full-Time MBA Programs

Data from a national survey of Graduate Management Admission Test registrants provide information on characteristics of the first job respondents held after graduation, use of school-based job-placement and related job-search services, and use of placement services not provided by the schools. Data...

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Published in:Selections - Graduate Management Admission Council 1998-10, Vol.15 (1), p.23
Main Authors: Grady, William R, Dugan, Mary Kay, Payn, Betsy, Johnson, Terry R
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Business Administration Education
Career development planning
Careers
Comparative Analysis
Competition
Competitive Selection
Employers
Employment agencies
Employment interviews
Employment Patterns
Graduate Management Admission Test
Graduate Surveys
Higher Education
Job hunting
Job openings
Job Placement
Job Search Methods
Masters Programs
MBA programs & graduates
Professionals
Schools
Selective Colleges
Students
Wages & salaries
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Summary:Data from a national survey of Graduate Management Admission Test registrants provide information on characteristics of the first job respondents held after graduation, use of school-based job-placement and related job-search services, and use of placement services not provided by the schools. Data are compared for schools at four levels of competitiveness. (MSE)
ISSN:0882-0228