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Once drawn to U.S. universities, more Japanese students staying home
TOKYO -- Takuya Otani would love an MBA from a top U.S. business school, but he won't apply. When he graduates from college in Tokyo next year, he'll pass on an American degree and attend graduate school in Japan.
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By Blaine Harden
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Once drawn to U.S. universities, more Japanese students staying home
TOKYO -- Takuya Otani would love an MBA from a top U.S. business school, but he won't apply. When he graduates from college in Tokyo next year, he'll pass on an American degree and attend graduate school in Japan.-
By Blaine Harden