Answer: MBAS
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Wheels of fortune?
- Advanced degs.
- College degrees
- Wharton degs.
- Some degrees
- Degrees for CEOs
- New corp. hires
- Finance degs.
- Corp. recruits
- Bus. degrees
- Some Wharton grads
- Many corp. recruits
- Degrees held by many CEOs
- CEOs' degrees
- Wharton degrees
- Some Wharton degs.
- Many Wall St. hires
- Many CEOs have them
- Graduate school degs.
- Grad school degs.
- Financial degs.
- Degs. for execs
- Degrees sought on Wall St.
- Degrees in finance: Abbr.
- Degrees for some execs
- Degrees for some CEOs
- Degrees for execs
- Degrees for corp. execs
- Corp. execs' degrees
- CEOs may have them
- CEO degrees
- Business degs.
- Business degrees
- Budding entrepreneurs, for short
- Yale School of Mgmt. degrees
- Yale School of Management degs.
- Wharton offerings: Abbr.
- Wharton grads
- Wall St. degrees
- Suits' degs.
- Some Wharton alums
- Some Wall St. recruits
- Some managers' degs.
- Some Harvard grads
- Some corp. recruits
- MIT Sloan degrees
- Many Wharton grads
- Many Wall St. types
- Many Forbes readers have them
- Many CEOs hold them
- Harvard and Wharton degs.
- Future CEOs' degrees
- Future CEOs, perhaps
- Finance types
- Degs. in finance
- Degs. for entrepreneurs
- Degrees for some CFOs
- Degrees for many execs
- Degrees for many CFOs
- Degrees for many CEOs
- Degrees for execs, perhaps
- Degrees for CEOs, perhaps
- Company recruits, for short
- CFOs' degrees
- Certain advanced degrees (Abbr.)
- CEO wannabes
- C.E.O.'s degrees
- Bus. students' goals
- Yuppie degrees
- WSJ readers, perhaps: Abbr.
- Work force entrants' assets, briefly
- What suits often hold
- What many CFOs hold
- Wharton sorts
- Wharton School degs.
- Wharton Sch. awards
- Wharton postgrad awards
- Wharton payoffs
- Wharton grads.
- Wharton grads, briefly
- Wharton awards
- Wharton alums, perhaps
- Wall Street degs.
- Wall St. wall hangings
- Wall St. types
- Wall St. recruits
- Wall St. hirees
- U.S. News rates their programs
- They're held by many suits, briefly
- They may be held by CEOs
- Suits often hold them
- Stern School degs.
- Some Wharton School grads
- Some UPenn degs.
- Some U. degrees
- Some second degs.
- Some second degrees, briefly
- Some new corp. hires
- Some management grads
- Some Kellogg grads
- Some future execs
- Some execs' degrees
- Some degrees from MIT Sloan
- Some corp. hires
- Some CFOs' degrees
- Some CFO credentials
- Some CEOs' degrees
- Some CEOs' credentials
- Some C.E.O.s' degs.
- Shaquille O'Neal and Mitt Romney, for two (abbr.)
- Second degrees, for some
- Programs that "Forbes" ranks
- Potential CEOs
- New corp. hires, often
- Most CFOs
- Many Yale SOM grads
- Many with the Marriott School on their résumés
- Many Wall St. recruits
- Many Wall St. hirees
- Many Wall St. apprentices
- Many suits hold them, briefly
- Many suits hold them
- Many new corp. hires
- Many mgrs. have them
- Many Marriott School grads
- Many i-bankers' degrees
- Many execs' degrees
- Many execs earned them
- Many execs
- Many corp. hirees have them
- Many corp. hirees
- Many consultants, for short
- Many CEOs' degrees
- Many C.E.O.'s
- Managers' degs.
- Managers' degrees
- Kellogg School offerings
- Kellogg earnings, briefly
- Grads who've demonstrated firm knowledge?
- Grads of Cornell's Johnson Sch.
- Gabon's Prime Minister and family
- Future execs, perhaps
- Future execs
- Finance majors' degs.
- Finance grads
- Finance degrees: Abbr.
- Execs' wall displays
- Execs' degs.
- Execs' degrees, often
- Exec degrees
- Entrepreneurs' degs.
- Degs. of many boardroom figures
- Degs. held by Romney and Bush
- Degs. held by managers
- Degs. held by Colin Powell and George W. Bush
- Degs. held by Bloomberg and G. W. Bush
- Degs. from Wharton
- Degs. for would-be entrepreneurs
- Degs. for some upper management personnel
- Degs. for some execs
- Degs. for some entrepreneurs
- Degs. for money managers
- Degs. for Lisa Leslie and Melinda Gates
- Degs. for industrialists
- Degs. for future financiers
- Degs. for corporate types
- Degs. for CFOs
- Degs. for C.E.O.s
- Degs. for "suits"
- Degs. earned by many execs
- Degs. conferred by Northwestern's Kellogg School
- Degrees, of a sort
- Degrees that corporate executives often have: Abbr.
- Degrees on Wall St. wall hangings
- Degrees often earned by executives: Abbr.
- Degrees held by some CFOs
- Degrees held by some CEOs
- Degrees held by many C.E.O.'s
- Degrees held by George W. Bush and Mitt Romney
- Degrees from Wharton
- Degrees from NYU's Stern School
- Degrees from Duke's Fuqua Sch., e.g.
- Degrees for mgrs.
- Degrees for many a CPA
- Degrees for future execs
- Degrees for corp. leaders
- Degrees for C.F.O.s
- Degrees for C.E.O.'s
- Degrees for aspiring entrepreneurs, for short
- Degrees displayed on firm walls: Abbr.
- Corp. recruits, often
- Corp. recruiters' targets
- Corp. exec hopefuls
- Columbia offerings
- CFO degrees
- CEOs' degs.
- CEO degs.
- C.E.O.'s may have them
- C.E.O.'s degs.
- Budding entrepreneurs' holdings, briefly
- B-school degrees
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