The W. P. Carey Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) delivers a transdiscipinary education that not only exposes you to insight from the areas of business, law, construction, and design, but also opens the door to a world of industry contacts.

Several W. P. Carey master's degree programs are designed for busy working professionals who need a high-quality degree and the flexibility to balance school with work and a personal life.

The b-school application process has several components. And while you can complete the majority of the application on your own, the letters of recommendation require a bit more time and consideration.

Trevor Thompson sheds light on two common misconceptions about studying abroad, after spending the summer in Europe.

Online education comes in many shapes and forms and considering the time and money that goes into an MBA, you need to make sure you're investing in the right one. Here are some important questions you’ll want to consider before deciding where to get your online MBA.

Concurrent degrees are a great option for many students, because they require less time and fewer credits than pursuing those same degrees separately, which in turn makes earn both degrees less expensive.

The whole point of getting your MBA is to further your career. So it's important to look for a b‑school that offers the flexibility you need to get ahead, and an MBA program that aligns with your short- and long-term career goals.

Managers value employees who have career goals and the desire to acquire new skills, and many companies have education reimbursement programs.

How can you create a game-changer for your career? The W. P. Carey School delivers the highest-ranked part-time MBA in Arizona, according to U.S.

Since U.S. News & World Report began ranking programs in 2012, W. P. Carey has placed in the top five every year for its Online MBA program. The same also can be said for non-MBA business master's degrees.