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Amoy

以下是引用eternalwind在2005-4-28 6:39:00的发言：

HEHE， 在TEXAS找工作？ 恐怕首先要精通西班牙语吧， 尤其是想作FINANCE得话

呵呵, 我还真是第一次听说, 在TEXAS找工作, 尤其找FINANCE工作,需要精通SPANISH. 真是笑死我了!

我见过的所有来UT招FINANCE的工作的JOB POSTING, 从来没有一个要求精通SPANISH. 倒是有个别MARKETING方面的工作, 需要和拉美市场打交道的, 有此要求. 是否懂SPANISH, 对UT的MBA从来不是个困扰.

如果你没在TEXAS待过, 如果你对UT的BSCHOOL不了解, 还是别在这儿误导大家了.

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ricelover

Amoy 兄弟的话，和我了解的情况较一致．我也是第一次听说，在德州找finance的工作还需要精通西班牙语．

翔宇，我应该会在８月１０日左右去austin，希望在那里见你.

ricelover

翔宇，just FYI.

April 11, 2005
McCombs & UT Austin Rank No. 1 as Source of New Fortune 1000 CEOs

The University of Texas at Austin tied with the University of Chicago as the number one source of Fortune 1000 CEOs hired in 2004-2005, according to a survey by USA Today and the public relations firm, Burson-Marsteller.

USA Today and Burson-Marsteller tracked the numbers, surveying the graduate and undergraduate alma maters of all CEOs hired at Fortune 1000 firms since Jan. 1, 2004. The results are summarized in an April 6 USA Today article, “Wanted: CEO, no Ivy required,” which includes a chart of the new hires and their alma maters.

The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Chicago led the list, with four alumni each.

The article cited several studies showing that major corporations no longer turn to Ivy League schools as predominantly as they once did when shopping for CEOs.

A study by executive search firm Spencer Stuart showed that the percentage of CEOs at Fortune 500 firms who were educated at Ivy League schools declined from 16 percent in 1998 to 11 percent in 2004.

“Even the Harvard MBA shows signs of erosion,” reported USA Today, noting a 5 percent drop in the number of large-company CEOs with Harvard Business School credentials from 1998-2004.

Newly hired CEOs who graduated from The University of Texas at Austin include Gary Kelly (Southwest Airlines), John Wilder (TXU Corp), Thomas Ryan (Service Corporation International) and Robert McGehee (Progress Energy). Kelly, Wilder and Ryan graduated from the university’s McCombs School of Business, which tied the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business as the top business school source of CEO talent. McGehee graduated from the University of Texas School of Law.

The results complement a study of Standard & Poor’s (S&) 500 firms conducted by Bloomberg News in July 2004. According to Bloomberg, CEOs are four times more likely to have earned their undergraduate degree from a publicly funded university than from an Ivy League school.

The University of Texas at Austin placed fifth in the Bloomberg survey. The McCombs School, with seven S& 500 CEO alumni, ranked fifth among all business schools and first among public business schools.

yu2005

以下是引用Amoy在2005-4-27 13:31:00的发言：

据说, 有些TOP10的学校为了保证生源, 倒是降低了招生标准.

Hehe,是DUKE吗？听说它这两年在建新楼，为了确保资金来源，不惜牺牲教学质量和师生比例，大肆扩招。

larry98

nod, funny to hear that for the first time...so likewise, people insouthern Cal. also need to be fluent in spanish to get a job, or evenlive there...LOL

翔宇

以下是引用yu2005在2005-4-29 13:20:00的发言：

Hehe,是DUKE吗？听说它这两年在建新楼，为了确保资金来源，不惜牺牲教学质量和师生比例，大肆扩招。

Really? Can anyone explain?

翔宇

以下是引用ritazhouxx在2005-4-20 2:32:00的发言：

哇..楼主好强啊!

可以分享经验不呢? 你申请的是什么啊?

不敢当！这个论坛上比我强的人太多了。论坛上历年成功申请者的心得也已经十分足够了。

不过，既然您有需求，我就在这里简单说说我的一些经验教训吧：

1、我申请的是MBA。商学院考察的是申请者的综合素质，各个因素可以取长补短。比较关键的是你的工作经验（工作内容、质量、领导能力或潜力、团队精神等等），GMAT, Essays, Interview（平时注意多锻炼口语哦！）, GPA ; TOEFL感觉是600以上就够了，有些学校会要求各单项都要上60分；在备齐以上要素后，写一份高质量的Resume很关键，因为录取人员最先接触的就是它，有些Interviewers甚至只看过它就来做Interview了。

2、申请是一项繁杂的系统工程，要提前做好规划，全心全意尽早落实，因为常常有意料不到的事情发生而影响你的计划的实施。也因此，你的清晰目标、动力、执行力、毅力和健康的身体都十分重要！

3、选校需要下一番功夫，不要好高骛远，也不要妄自菲薄，认真地选择一所能提供给自己未来发展所需要的各种要件，符合自己的风格，契合自己的能力，满足自己的喜好的学校非常重要！与其辛辛苦苦得到了录取信，却发现自己并不想去这所学校，或者是去了一所并不适合自己的学校痛苦地生活着，并可能会中途退出，还不如事先花功夫、花心思挑出适合自己申请和学习的学校！

[此贴子已经被作者于2005-5-8 22:46:27编辑过]

翔宇

以下是引用ricelover在2005-4-28 11:05:00的发言：

翔宇，just FYI.

April 11, 2005 McCombs & UT Austin Rank No. 1 as Source of New Fortune 1000 CEOs

The University of Texas at Austin tied with the University of Chicago as the number one source of Fortune 1000 CEOs hired in 2004-2005, according to a survey by USA Today and the public relations firm, Burson-Marsteller.

USA Today and Burson-Marsteller tracked the numbers, surveying the graduate and undergraduate alma maters of all CEOs hired at Fortune 1000 firms since Jan. 1, 2004. The results are summarized in an April 6 USA Today article, “Wanted: CEO, no Ivy required,” which includes a chart of the new hires and their alma maters.

The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Chicago led the list, with four alumni each.

The article cited several studies showing that major corporations no longer turn to Ivy League schools as predominantly as they once did when shopping for CEOs.

A study by executive search firm Spencer Stuart showed that the percentage of CEOs at Fortune 500 firms who were educated at Ivy League schools declined from 16 percent in 1998 to 11 percent in 2004.

“Even the Harvard MBA shows signs of erosion,” reported USA Today, noting a 5 percent drop in the number of large-company CEOs with Harvard Business School credentials from 1998-2004.

Newly hired CEOs who graduated from The University of Texas at Austin include Gary Kelly (Southwest Airlines), John Wilder (TXU Corp), Thomas Ryan (Service Corporation International) and Robert McGehee (Progress Energy). Kelly, Wilder and Ryan graduated from the university’s McCombs School of Business, which tied the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business as the top business school source of CEO talent. McGehee graduated from the University of Texas School of Law.

The results complement a study of Standard & Poor’s (S&) 500 firms conducted by Bloomberg News in July 2004. According to Bloomberg, CEOs are four times more likely to have earned their undergraduate degree from a publicly funded university than from an Ivy League school.

The University of Texas at Austin placed fifth in the Bloomberg survey. The McCombs School, with seven S& 500 CEO alumni, ranked fifth among all business schools and first among public business schools.

Seems nice! Thank you,ricelover! Wish to see you there!