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Not Your Typical Online Program: Howard Executive Director Kim R. Wells Explains

January 25, 2022
Howard has always been global. It's part of our DNA, our legacy, and it is important to us that that's part of this program.
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Marketing in the Digital Age With Howard University’s Yuvay Ferguson, Ph.D.

January 10, 2022
What makes Howard so special is that you're getting a culturally specific experience with a great education.
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5 Reasons MBA Applicants Should Want to Take the GMAT (Even When It Isn’t Required)

November 8, 2021
Many MBA programs require the GMAT. Even when they don't, there are good reasons to take the exam. We share the five most compelling.
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How Much Will an Online MBA Actually Cost? A Comprehensive Guide.

November 5, 2021
Designed and led by an award-winning faculty with expertise across the business world, Howard University's Online MBA stresses modern business approaches and data-driven solutions to business challenges.
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How to Calculate the Return on Investment of an Online MBA

November 4, 2021
To determine the return on investment of an MBA, consider your situation pre-MBA and post-MBA, what you'll learn, who you'll meet, and how you'll boost your earning potential.
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GMAT vs. GRE: Which Looks Better on Business School Applications?

November 3, 2021
To boil the difference between the GMAT and GRE down to one characteristic: the GRE stresses verbal skills while the GMAT emphasizes quantitative skills.