'If you're not Harvard, you're f---ed': Business schools concerned about attracting MBA students are scrambling to improve their online courses during COVID-19
* Around the world, business schools are scrambling to improve their online courses as the COVID-19 pandemic wreaks havoc on an already struggling sector. * Last year, the top 10 business schools in the US reported a 7% decline in applications, and 30% of this year's Harvard Business School candidates have opted to defer their studies until 2021. * One senior academic told Business Insider many schools were struggling to convince students to commit to online learning, adding: "If you're not Harvard Business School, you're f---ed." * Executive education startup Jolt said it had held talks with a number of leading business schools about helping to improve their online offerings. * Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Business schools around the world are scrambling to improve their online offerings amid fears the COVID-19 pandemic will leave them struggling to attract students. The executive education sphere was facing an crisis befor...