Chron.com: Advanced business degrees open doors for students

Alex Sleptsov, assistant dean for executive education at Tulane University’s A. B. Freeman School of Business, was interviewed for a story on chron.com, the Houston Chronicle’s website, about the role of advanced business degrees in today’s working environment.
"While the format might be different, the goal is the same - by learning the 'MBA toolkit,' we want to 'produce' well-rounded, business-minded individuals who can manage people and projects in any industry or functional area," Sleptsov said. "Earning an advanced business degree is a rite of passage for those who want lead and manage in the business world. An MBA will open doors that otherwise would not be available to them."
To read the article in its entirety, visit chron.com.
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