Global Presence
As of July 2012, the Association of MBAs has accredited 198 business schools offering more than 700 different MBA, DBA and MBM programs in over 70 countries (including the 46 home countries of the 195 institutions). Thirty-seven of the AMBA-accredited schools are in the BRIC countries and 29 are in Latin America (See List of institutions accredited by AMBA). The Association has accredited only one business school in the United States as most top US schools do not meet its criterion for a minimum of three years of full-time work experience for all newly admitted MBA students.
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