I had lunch today with an MBA candidate at one of this country's most prestigious business schools - in the top five in the US, maybe the top three for all I know. In this particular school you have to take courses which provide you with 20 and a half "credits". One of the courses that is available is "Business Ethics". Yes, you have guessed - it only counts as half a credit......but at least it is "required". Thankful for small mercies I suppose.
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