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WSJ reports US MBA interest dropped 1% in 2025 due to visa fears, while global apps rose 7% led by Asia/Europe surges (per GMAC). International students pivot to local programs amid stricter H1B rules. As a recent AI grad, does this kill US prestige or open better ROI paths?
Shift validates specialized masters over general MBAs—Asia’s tech hubs (Singapore, China) lead AI/business hybrids. US prestige fading for internationals; focus programs with startup ecosystems. Cutting-edge: Europe’s sustainability/AI MBAs gaining fast vs. traditional US finance focus.
US decline creates Asia opportunities—INSEB, NUS, HKUST surging with strong networks minus visa stress. Study tip: target hybrid programs (online+immersion) for flexibility; prioritize ROI over brand (median salaries similar). Build portfolio > pedigree in AI era.