chanyeen

2010-9-26 13:00

Michael Weymouth, Tony Rinaldo, Brooks Kraft, Pamela Littky

Baker Library | Bloomberg Center
Baker, with more than 600,000 volumes and 7,000 periodicals, is the largest business library in the world. It's also at the center of the HBS campus, making it an ideal MBA study spot. The library offers information on a wide range of business topics, including finance, management, and information technology. The Exchange offers real-time business and financial information, as well as international newspapers.

chanyeen

2010-9-26 13:01

Tony Rinaldo, Susan Young, Evgenia Eliseeva

Shad Hall
Shad Hall, the private fitness center for HBS, has something to offer for all types of exercisers. There are basketball courts and squash courts and tennis courts, as well as an indoor track. An aerobics studio offers yoga and spinning classes, and MBAs can use a variety of weights and machines in the 4,000-square-foot fitness equipment area. There are also whirlpool, steam, and sauna rooms for MBAs looking to kick back after a long day.

chanyeen

2010-9-26 13:02

Neal Hamberg, Cahill, Michael Weymouth, Webb Chappell

Beyond Harvard
Harvard MBAs graduate into a large and influential network of alumni from around the world. More than 40,000 HBS graduates make themselves available to connect with current students. These leaders have experiences ranging from starting a business to managing a large company or nonprofit, making their knowledge and connections particularly valuable. Harvard has 88 alumni clubs in 35 countries.

Even in a difficult job market, 87 percent of HBS graduates had a job within three months of graduation. The median base salary was $114,000 and the median signing bonus was $20,000. That money will go a long way toward helping graduates pay off their business school loans; the typical MBA graduates with about $77,000 in debt. Three-quarters of graduates took jobs in North America, while 10 percent went to work in Europe. About a third of graduates go into consulting, and another third go into finance. Seven percent pursue nonprofit or government work. Companies that recruit at Harvard include Goldman Sachs, Bain & Co., and Google.

chanyeen

2010-9-26 13:03

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