MBA FOLKS

can you tell me the answer for this?
_ M _ A _ k _
clue:
1. Girls like it
2. Boys use it
3. Parents hate it

Arbia Ziadi is an MBA graduate of
the International University of
Monaco. She grew up in Tunisia,
where she studied forensic
medicine, then moved to Canada to
study neuropathology, neurosurgery
and bioethics at the University of
Montreal.
Having graduated from IUM in June
2014, Ms Ziadi is now helping the
Cameroon Christian Welfare
Medical Foundation achieve a
sustainable turnover of voluntary
doctors. She has enlisted the help
of two other female graduates.
Monica Lira, an executive MBA
graduate who specialises in finance
and psychology and fellow MBA
classmate Kelly Campbell, who has
a background in finance and
psychology.

Design meets business ....
In business, innovative design can
separate winners from losers, a point
proven by companies like Nike and
Apple. Increasingly, design is
regarded as a business resource and
therefore professional education
linking the two fields is becoming
more important.

The MBA is changing
Barbara Bierach / 10-22-2013
Since its introduction by Harvard in
1908 the MBA’s rise seemed
unstoppable, marvels the British
Economist: “Today, it is the second
most popular postgraduate degree in
America”. But students expectations,
schools and programmes are
changing fast.