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THE HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL MBA

A Masters in Business Administration is more sought out than medical and law degrees. Last year close to 91-thousand students earned MBA degrees with many of the best and brightest students attending Harvard Business School. HBS grads are some of the most successful business leaders in the world.

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Nearly half (46%) of Harvard Business School alumni have founded (or co-founded) a company. 74% of these businesses still exist in some form.
Currently, nearly one-third of alumni are founders/co-founders at their companies.
About 50% of alumni serve on governing boards where they are not currently employed full-time. Over half of those serve on more than one.
Harvard Business School Class of 2010:
- 8,661: Number of Applications
- 12%: Percent Admitted
- 900: Total Enrollment
7,802,784 : Case Studies Sold, as of 2007
$2,065,000,000: Endowment in 2007
The first issue of the Harvard Business Review appeared in 1922.

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