This report presents a holistic summary of findings from the GMAC MBA Alumni Perspectives Surveys conducted in April and September of 2006. PDF 796k 24 pages Download Overview The MBA Alumni Perspectives Surveys are biannual surveys that follow MBA graduates over the course of their careers to understand general market trends and alumni career progression, expectations, attitudes about work, and assessment of their education. Alumni from the classes of 2000 to 2006 participated. Quick Facts Alumni who are satisfied with their graduate management education are more likely to feel that they made the right decision to pursue the degree and are more likely to participate in alumni activities. Managing one’s career is the most common skill/ability for which alumni wish they had received additional training. The majority of alumni actively maintain a network of contacts; use of this network is the most common method of obtaining a job. Related Items 2006 April MBA Alumni Perspectives Survey: Comprehensive Data Report 2006 September MBA Alumni Perspectives Survey: Comprehensive Data Report 2006 Global MBA Graduate Survey: General Data Report 2006 Global MBA Graduate Survey Report