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GMAC data show high interest in finance among prospective business students in China.
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WHO IN CHINAIS HEADING TO BUSINESS SCHOOL?
58% of Chinese residents would prefer to study in the US, 19% in Asia/Pacific Islands, 15% in Europe, and 6% in Canada. 83% are considering
international programs, and 12% are considering local programs.
WHO
WHAT
WHY
HOW
Sources: © 2014, Graduate Management Admission Council. Sources: Graduate Management Admission Council. GMAT exams taken between July 1, 2011-June 30, 2013; mba.com Prospective Students Survey of 3,814 candidates living in China considering graduate management business school in 2012-2013. For more, see mba.com or gmac.com
*Respondents could choose more than one answer
CONSULTINGCurrent Industry Intended Industry*
ENERGY/UTILITIESFINANCE/ACCOUNTING
HEALTHCARETECHNOLOGY
MANUFACTURINGGOV/NON-PROFIT
PRODUCTS & SERVICES18% 8% 8%
2%
3% 12%
30%
13%
22% 11%
6%
7%
5% 32%
43%
10%
83,288
Top Specific Programs Considered*
66%
83% 14% 3%Chinese residents took the GMAT exam
Under 25 31 & OlderBetween 25 & 30
Female Male
48%
74%of prospective business
school students are considering MBA programs
are considering specializedmaster’s degrees in business*
Other
GrantsLoans
Personal Earnings/Savings
Spouse/Partner Earnings
Employer Support
Parental Support
2%
7%4%
46%
4%
14%24%
Top 5
60% 58% 55% 53% 53%2. Develop Business Skills
1. Increase Job Opportunities
4. International Employment
3. Increase Salary
5. Challenging Work
Reasons why Chinese residents
are considering business school*
Expected Financing Mix to cover 100% of educational costs
M . M ANAGEMENT
M . F INANCE
FULL-TIME 1 YEAR MBA
FULL-TIME 2 YEAR MBA
M.ACC
47% 33% 30% 28% 25%
34%