The Financial Times reports on the increasing number of women in the MBA classroom, highlighting NYU-Stern and Wharton at 40% and Boston University with a remarkable 45%. Meanwhile, INSEAD is up significantly from 23% a decade ago to 34% today. (It is worth noting that law schools average 47% female enrollment and medical schools average 50% enrollment). The FT’s article points out that schools have been making inroads by targeting younger female applicants and changing the perception that MBA programs are cutthroat.
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