Best MBA websites / Top MBA websites
If you are thinking of investing in an MBA then because of the high fees and also foregone salary while you study, it is essential to do your research carefully to select an appropriate program. MBA programs are immensely varied both in quality and in content. US Business School MBA programs are typically 2 years while many European Schools have a 1 year program. Rankings alone should not be the sole determinant of your choice . Other considerations such as cost, course content, location, teaching and research quality of faculty plus work experience of other students on the course can be key factors. Below is a selection of some of the top MBA related sites on the web.

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TopMBA.com
One of the best MBA sites on the web. They have a list of MBA fairs, a list of the various MBA programs and the latest news from the MBA world. You can search for articles and details of each MBA program.

MBA.com
An excellent resource and the official GMAT website. All the details on the GMAT exam and you can look up the programs offered by different Universities. Very good guide on the application process.

MBA360.com
An extensive collection of resources for potential MBA students, covering application, scholarships and the different types of program offerings. Plenty of useful advice.

Find-MBA.com
A great resource for looking up various MBA programs in America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia/New Zealand. Also superb up to date news, articles and a blog. Also some very useful rankings by each area. There is also an excellent discussion board.

rankings.ft.com/top-mbas-for-finance-2017
If you are interested in asn MBA in ifnance then the Financial Times provides a ranking of MBA Schools in finance based on salary. You can also see other criteria such as the ranking of the school based on research.

Findanmba.com
FindanMBA is a one-stop shop for students looking for a postgraduate MBA both from UK and abroad. There are also details on MBA open day and a useful MBA study guide.

TopMBAconnect.com
A great site for those applying to do an MBA. They cover rankings and you can search MBA programs via region. There is also a scholarships section, a newsletter and a very informative blog.

MBAWorld.com
This website is run by the Association of MBAs which accredits MBA courses around the world. Has practical advice covering financing an MBA, the application process and GMAT. Plus lots of useful articles related to an MBA

Officialmbaguide.org
An excellent non commercial resource for those interested in studying for an MBA. There are links to MBA publications, aids and tools, a directory of resources and also information about online MBA.

PoetsandQuants.com
We love this website, it has full covers various schools, makes direct comparisons, admissions, jobs and some excellent articles. We also found the blog to contain some lively and useful topics. Also contains historical rankings. Also some very informative videos.

FT Rankings
FT DetailedRanking or PDF version
The above links to the influential Financial Times rankings of MBA programs for 2015. The rankings are based upon a number of criteria and you can download the output of any of the top 100 that make up the rankings.

Economist.com/whichmba
The Economist magazine has a very useful MBA section covering rankings, on campus, applications, ideas, webinars (sponsored videos) and an active forum.

Forbes.com\MBA
Forbes.com\Rankings
The above two links to the Forbes magazine analysis of the best Business Schools. There are also useful articles on cost, the admission process and MBA job market.

Businessmajors.about.com
 This link if full of useful information for MBA candidates and graduates. There are tips on jobs, links to useful resources and to Business School profiles. Plus interesting articles and advice
 

Businessmajors.about.com
The above page has good coverage for those interested in an MBA. Covers topics like applying to a business school, choosing a school and careers. Also has many regularly updated articles.

QuickMBA.com
Covers some of the basic material that you will typically find on MBA programs. Topics covered includes, Accounting, Management, Marketing, Economics, Statistics, Finance and Strategy. Gives a basic flavor of topics covered in more depth on MBA programs.

onlinemba.com
A very useful site for MBA rankings focused on US schools. You can compare one school against another using criteria such as minimum GPA, GMAT requirement, cost, job placement ratio and accreditation bodies. There is also a useful guide covering in seven chapters key issues.

MBAfood.com
We like this blog, it covers many interesting issues for an MBA student to think about. You can search postings by recent posts and also by category.

Businessweek.com/business-schools
Businessweek business school page has coverage of MBA programs and the latest news in the sector. You can compare business schools and look at rankings. There is also an MBA jobs section for those seeking MBA level jobs. In addition there is a forum and blog with tons of info.

AccessMBA.com
Run MBA fairs and enables you to look at some 200 schools and their entrance criteria. There are also videos of various schools. A newsletter and a selection of useful articles.

MBAmatch.com
A careers website for current MBA or graduate MBA students. It offer a recruitment facility that matches MBA students with appropriate employers.

ForeignMBA.com
Is a website mainly devoted to providing links to an extensive amount of MBA resources. There are links covering careers, interviews, news and articles and much more.

MBAprograms.org
A useful resource with the latest news and plenty of interesting articles on the sector. Wes especially like the fact that you can search for different MBA specialisms. There is also much useful advice.

Business-schools.findthebest.com
Findthebest.com has a nice system to rank business schools by acceptance rate, post graduation salary, GMAT grade required for admission and more.

USnews/MBArankings
The US news has a very useful MBA ranking guide by particular specialization - so you can look up the rank of a school depending on whether the MBA program specializes in finance, marketing, is an executive or part time program.

MBA-social.com
This site is for MBA students and their partners offering advice on love & dating, family, health, style, career and B-School life. The site describes itself as the definitive survival guide for getting through the business school experience.

MBA-exchange.com
This is a careers based website connecting employers, MBAs and their Business Schools. You can search for jobs and employers and they have a database of over 170,000 MBAs for employers to look at.

Businessmajors.about.com/MBA
The About.com website has very useful information on the MBA degree including the benefits of obtaining one, choosing a business school and some business school profiles.

Admissions411.com
This website track the success of MBA applicants applying to different top schools. It attempts to find out the relevant statistics and criteria that different Schools use when deciding to accept or reject a candidate like GMAT score, work experience, age, profession etc.

AllBusinessSchools.com
All Business Schools is a directory of accredited MBA programs and business career resources. It enables prospective MBA students to search business schools by location and degree and compare different Schools.

Masterstudies.com/MBA
The Masters Studies website is an excellent source of information for someone wishing to do an MBA, they cover distance learning, online and Business School based MBA programs.

CNN/MBA
The CNN website has a useful tool in which you can find the most popular destination websites for MBA students by gender, expected pay and most popular industries. You can also change the year for period 2006 - 2013.

Eduniversal.com
Eduniversal is a global ranking and rating agency specialized in higher
education. It provides annual ranking of the Best 1000 Business Schools in 154 countries and ranking of the best 4000 Masters and MBA programs in 30 specializations worldwide.

Thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/mba
If you are looking to do an accredited MBA in the UK then this is an excellent resource. You can look at all the accredited UK universities and where they get the accreditation from such as AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS.

Guardian.co.uk/a-guide-to-mba-study
The Guardian newspaper has a nice guide to studying an MBA. Topics covered include usefulness of rankings, financing an MBA, choosing the right course and whether an MBA is a good investment.

BeattheGMAT.com
If you are worried about getting a sufficient score in your GMAT exam then this website has links to resources to help you pass. Some are free and some are not. Also lots of advice on the application process for Business Schools.

Blog.clearadmit.com
If you want a good idea of the interview process and admissions process then this blog with posting by actual MBA candidates is a great place to start. The main headings are research, plan, apply and decide. Plus news of MBA programs and more.

Coolavenues.com
This is a leading Indian MBA portal site covers issues such as planning and MBA, featured Business Schools, MBA jobs an MBA forum and more.

Managementtoday.co.uk/go/mba
The management today website has a useful MBA section with links to UK MBA programs. There are various sections such as looking to survive and MBA and finding happiness the MBA way. A useful basic resource.

Business-schools.findthebest.com
The find the best business School comparison is a great way to compare the basics of major Business Schools. There is a ranking, postgraduate salary, media GMAT score, median GPA score and also a listing of current fees. You can filter and also get more details on each institution. Easy to navigate.

USNews/MBA
The US news website has a very informative section about graduate schools and excellent coverage of different US Business School MBA programs. Covers both full-time and part-time MBAs.

Thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/mba
The Complete University guide website has a good overview of the MBA offerings of UK Universities. There is also a useful tips section and links to all UK accredited MBAs. If you click on one of the Universities or Business Schools you get a listing of the program features and fees.

gmatclub.com/forum/2013-mba-rankings
GMAT club as well as covering GMAT issues have their own ranking of MBA programs. The also have a list of rankings from the Economist, US news, Businessweek and Financial Times so you can see how each MBA program appears on each of the rankings.

ManagementParadise.com
Management Paradise is a forum for MBA students and has a huge range of resources from finding an MBA program, to forums, videos on a wide range of topics. There are loads of articles on interesting topics, plus blogs and job postings.

Princetonreview.com/business-school-rankings
The Princeton Review ranks 296 Business Schools based on a number of criteria including best administered, best Professors, best campus environment, best classroom experience, most competitive students, most family friendly etc. Based on a survey of over 19,000 students.

Searchmba.com
Search MBA is a search engine dedicated to MBA's and Executive Education. The site helps business professionals and executives find relevant MBA programs and training all over the world. There is a useful MBA guidance and scholarship section.

valuebasedmanagement.net
This website is a management portal explaining management methods, models and theories on strategy, performance, finance, valuation, change, corporate governance, communication, marketing, leadership and responsibility. There are a huge range of management topics covered. 

To-do-MBA.com
This is an MBA directory listing over 3.200
Masters in Business Administration programs from Universities and Business schools from around the world. You can click on individual countries and even cities.

wsj.com/career-education-college
The Wall Street Journal careers, education and college page is publicly available and allows students to get latest news and insights into career choices and education including information about Business Schools and their programs.

blogs.ft.com/mba-blog
Once you register you can get free access to the FT MBA blog. The MBA blog covers a range of topics related to global MBA programs. Education MBA blog. MBA students from business schools around the globe about their experiences. Gives you an insight into how MBA programs work.

MBA-compass.com
The MBA compass website has news, events and testimonials. You can also search by various criteria such as country, program length, language, specialization and entry requirement.

MBAwomen.org
MBA Women International is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to
empowering female business professionals, assisting women into leadership positions in business. The site targets female MBA students and female business professionals.

BusinessBecause.com
This is a network for the Business School World covering business school admissions, network with MBAs, MBA jobs and news. Plenty of interesting material and articles.

BusinessBecause.com/MBA
The Business Because website has links to many useful MBA resources divided up into rankings, admissions advice, GMAT/GRE, Scholarships, Careers, Accreditation and blogs.

ambaguide.com
This site looks at accredited MBA programs across the world. Accredited MBA guide is run by the Association of MBAs. As well as reviewing various MBA programs there is a very useful practical advice section. There are interviews with students and many useful materials to assist the selection process.

Forbes.com/Top25MBA
The above links to the Forbes list of the top 25 US programmes for 2013. IT includes pre and post MBA salaries. By the way Stanford came out top!

TheMBAtour.com
The MBA tour website deals with MBAs globally. It is an independent source of information on MBA admissions at top Business Schools. You can search for programs by continent. There are plenty of videos and podcasts aimed at helping you select the right School.

Graduateprograms.com
This website is written by graduates with reviews from graduates who have actually taken a graduate program. As such it provides more insight than you get from the publicity and marketing of graduate programs. There is a good MBA section.

UTDallas Rankings
The University of Texas Dallas ranks Business Schools worldwide on the basis of the number of their faculty publications in 24 well know journals. A click on the above link takes you to the rankings.

bestmatchforyou.com
This site enables you to find an MBA program that is suited your needs and aalso enables you to comapre one program directly against another. It covers over 450 US Scools in North America.

MBASkool.com
This site is a one-stop management knowledge portal and a B-School community for MBA students and professionals. The site's motto is “Study Learn Share”. There are Business Articles, Management Documents, Brand Analysis, Business Concepts, Employer Reviews, Official B-School Magazines, Official Club College and Event Pages and Contests.

ForteFoundation.org/mba
This site is aimed at female business professionals and students. As well as internship/job opportunities there is information on scholarships and events where women can network with mentors and peers.

TopUniversities.com/Business-Management
The Top Universities ranks the Business and Management Schools for the top 200 so you can get a pretty good idea of where a School stands from this table.

MBA.today
This site is useful because it provides news about different MBA programs. There is also information about admission events and you can also find programs in various countries and States, There is also info on admission deadlines.

discoverbusiness.us/mba
Discover business has an excellent MBA resource section including detailed information on every aspect of starting a MBA course of study. This include how to choose a program, how to apply and how to get the most out of your course of study. There are various sections of advice on how to pay for your MBA, how to get on an MBA program, a GMAT/GRE guide and much more.

MBAhighway.com
This site is an portal including an MBA job search and Career Network and a career blog. The site creates a community exclusively for MBA students and MBA professionals across all industries, functional areas and career stages.

MBAexchange.com
This site is run by former MBA admissions officers from top schools like Harvard, Wharton and Stanford. They can assist you with the admission process lots of helpful material on the website. There is an informatie blog and
profiles of certain schools.

BizEdMagazine.com
BizEd is a bi-monthly magazine for individuals and organizations involved or interested in collegiate business education. The magazine is published by AACSB International.

Discoverbusiness.us
An excellent collection of business studies resources. What differentiates this site is that it offers a comprehensive listing of MBA programs and resources available in each US State. There are also useful sections on admissions and even scholarships. There is a wealth of information on the financial cost and "value for money" of various MBA programs.

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