SAN DIEGO, CA, March 13, 2011 (Press-News.org) In the March issue of Business Review Australia, the nation's top business school rankings are explained by Graduate Management Association of Australia's National Secretary Tony McArthur.
He explains that when comparing five-star programs against the one-star programs, the three areas that stand out are staffing issues, entrance requirements and the actual educational components of the programs. He says, "In the staffing area, the five-star programs tend to have more staff per student and the staff have higher qualifications and more experience.
The top five schools include Deakin University; Edith Cowan University; University of Melbourne; University of Queensland; and, the Queensland University of Technology.
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Tony McArthur, of GMMA, Explains Top Business School Rankings in the March Issue of Business Review Australia
In the March issue of Business Review Australia, the nation's top business school rankings are explained by Graduate Management Association of Australia's National Secretary Tony McArthur.
2011-03-13
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[Press-News.org] Tony McArthur, of GMMA, Explains Top Business School Rankings in the March Issue of Business Review AustraliaIn the March issue of Business Review Australia, the nation's top business school rankings are explained by Graduate Management Association of Australia's National Secretary Tony McArthur.