Best Read Friday - Business Schools are De-Stressing Students

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Most business schools require applicants to have at least 2 and sometimes 5 years work experience as a prerequisite.  This allows them the proper time to adjust to work-life balance that is required of anyone that will eventually be a management or executive position.  

Some business schools are taking notice that students are having a tough time coping with deadlines, research, and practicums while possibly handling other responsibilities like employment or family.  The student becomes stressed out and unable to perform at high standards.

Read this article to see how business schools are implementing programs to de-stress their students.

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