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Great news: more MBAs than ever will try out alternative career paths, even after snagging that degree.
Net Impact surveyed more than 3,000 respondents on the strengths of top MBA programs (turns out sustainability is not so fringe anymore) in order to give an unprecedented look into the current business school climate.
Want something else to cheer about? Many business programs fully integrate triple bottom line values into standard coursework on organizational strategy and finance -- and the number of schools on that list continues to grow.
Check out the infographic below for a snapshot of the latest findings from Net Impact's 2012 Business as UNusual:
Learn more about Net Impact at their upcoming flagship event, the 2012 Net Impact Conference, the premier event for students and professionals using their careers for good, taking place in Baltimore, Maryland this October 25-27.
Net Impact 2010 will be hosted by the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. Stay tuned for coverage!
