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Data Breakdown: Where do MBA applicants see themselves in 10 years?
By Joseph Birdsey
Updated UpdatedIn the first of a new series of presentations which offer a commentary on the new QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey 2015, we’re asking the question: ‘Where do MBA applicants see themselves in 10 years?’
What percentage of MBA applicants hope to be the CEO of a large company? How many want to start their own business? Which are the most popular industries that applicants are targeting? Click through the slideshow below to find out more about what MBA applicants expect to get out of their qualification!
Find out more about the aims and aspirations of future business leaders. The QS TopMBA.com Applicant Survey 2015 is available now for free.
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Jo manages TopMBA.com's various social media channels, which include Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+. He also writes content for the site, and holds a BA English degree from Goldsmiths, University of London.
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