A new poll of prospective MBA students shows the declining appeal of in-person study — a remarkable turnaround from just a year ago, when students embraced a return to the classroom after years of remote and hybrid classes forced by the coronavirus pandemic. In a new poll by education consultancy CarringtonCrisp of thousands of candidates for graduate business education, fewer than one-quarter said they want to study entirely on-campus — a dramatic change from a year ago, when the proportion of students preferring blended or entirely online study had dropped from 38% in 2022 to just 29%, and almost half (47%) said they favored full-time on-campus study. Geographically, 39% prefer to study outside their home country compared to 36% in 2023 — the main reason for international study being to help pursue an international career (86%).
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