The French are coming, the French are coming! INSEAD is planning an invasion of the homeland. Also, Tom and Miro reveal which school has finally taken the 'social' out of social-media.

Find out the formula for predicting your starting post-MBA salary based on your GMAT score. Test Prep company, Knewton, released their analysis that every 10 points on the GMAT translates to an additional $3K in starting salary.

Dave Wilson, President and CEO of the company that makes the GMAT explains the new Integrated Reasoning section to Tom and Miro. He also suggests why it's worth taking a hit to your social life in the first semester of b-school.

Many MBAs are starting their summer internships, and many of them have discovered they are miserable. Miro and Tom talk about what to do if you are one of them ... and some tips for business school deans on the job hunt.

This week, a very special address to the nation's graduating MBAs.

The world's premiere MBA admissions consultant, Stacy Blackman, talks about who's getting into business school now. She also reveals the most over-rated and under-rated schools out there and hints at her own partying past with a tip for future MBAs.

The authors of Case Studies and Cocktails discuss how to gracefully get through business school. From sex with classmates to excel tips, Carrie Shuchart and Chris Ryan, have published the definitive guide to surviving and thriving in your MBA program.

The 2011 GMAC jobs report is out. MiroKaz and TheRealTomRose discuss which metrics have gone up, and which have gone down. Also, learn how to build your resume in three easy steps.

Vanessa Green explains how to raise VC money while still a student in business school. Also, women out number men in grad school ... except in MBA programs ... despite 10 years of recruitment efforts.

Meng Xing explains which MBA careers are golden in China, and which ones will leave you feeling like a failure. India sets off a land rush of American university satellite campuses. And find out why you've been emailing your Chinese friends using their last name.