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Academic tests are the first hurdle on the way to business school
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Students need to have soft skills as well as good exam results
Despite offering the world’s most expensive EMBA, Wharton San Francisco has no difficulty in attracting students
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Business school test organisation selects 12 programmes to address issues of social responsibility, technology implementation and veteran education
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