I was recently contacted by Matt and the rest of the team at Money.co.uk to inform me about a comprehensive guide that they had written to provide helpful background about the MBA and what it is.

Check out the text of the email that came in for information on what is covered in the guide:

Hello there,

As an influential site, we wanted to share this guide with you: http://www.money.co.uk/the-mba-a-brief-introduction.htm

The guide delves into the Masters of Business Administration (MBA), the difference between an MBA, MSc and an MA, who should take and benefit from taking an MBA, the necessary pass rates and what you need to gain in order to take an MBA, including what costs are involved.

This guide looks into many different aspects one may need to consider before deciding on the best route into post graduation education, and which university to choose.

If you believe that this guide could benefit your site, then please feel free to share it with your readers on your site.

I just read through the information offered by Money.co.uk and it is a really good overview of what the MBA is and what it takes to be admitted into a program. While the content is geared toward people from the UK, I think it will be useful to anyone who is considering pursuing the degree.

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Title: “The MBA: A brief introduction”
Source: Money.co.uk – http://www.money.co.uk/the-mba-a-brief-introduction.htm

Excerpt from article:

A Master of Business Administration (MBA) is an advanced qualification for those wishing to advance their careers and business skills. MBA programmes are regulated by accreditation bodies and have grown to become an instantly recognizable symbol of management prowess.

In this guide, we answer the common questions potential MBA students often bring up and provide trusted resources for further reading.

It should be noted that while the MBA is a universal qualification, the following relates mainly to study in the UK. Much of the material here will be of use to international students also, but readers from the US may like to visit this resource for further reading.