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The World MBA Tour Frankfurt, 2013
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There were over 300 prospective MBAs at the World MBA Tour Frankfurt this year, with approximately 100 signing up and registering for the fair on the actual day of the event.
The vast majority of those who attended the World MBA Tour Frankfurt reflected attendees of the fairs across Europe, in that they research schools and programs prior to taking the GMAT. This is in stark contrast to participants of the World MBA Tour in North America, where most have already taken the exam. A GMAT session staged at the World MBA Tour Frankfurt therefore proved extremely popular!
Among the business schools taking part in the World MBA Tour Frankfurt, 2013 were:
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (Germany)
Sydney Business School (Australia)
Saïd Business School, University of Oxford (UK)
And one school already confirmed as featuring at next year’s World MBA Tour Frankfurt is Canada’s Ivey Business School.
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