91.   But the numbers at GMAT preparatory programs offer a sneak preview of how popular business schools will be.

92.   But the same economic zeitgeist has created a simultaneous bonanza of applicants to business schools, schools of law, engineering, education and journalism.

93.   But when he went to business school in the United States, his outlook changed.

94.   But today, Jaskolski, a specialist in human resources at the Concordia University business school in Mequon, Wis., has become a self-described anti-swearing zealot.

95.   Call it business school on Internet time.

96.   Byrne also covers business schools for Business Week.

97.   Claremont, which named its business school after Drucker, is now establishing his archives under the direction of Nan Stone, a former editor of Harvard Business Review.

98.   Companies like Deroma are the very backbone of the Italian economy, said Franco Bruni, an economist at Bocconi University, the business school in Milan.

99.   Consider the story of Tania Yannas and Benjamin Gordon, two aspiring entrepreneurs who graduated from the business school earlier this month.

100.   Competition among business schools has grown vicious in recent years, especially in the crowded ranks below the top tier of schools.