Why Harvard And Chicago Have Put A Hold On M.B.A. Tuition Price Increases - Opinion Piece

John Byrne writes: For possibly the first time ever, Harvard Business School and the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago have decided to hold the line on M.B.A. tuition increases this year. The decision to forgo yet another rise in the sticker price of their flagship degree programs is an acknowledgment that the price of an M.B.A. has risen too high and is discouraging prospective students from considering business school.