THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT TOP-NOTCH SCHOLARS WITH PH.D.S IN ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND MARKETING WILL DISCOVER A HEALTHY JOB MARKET TODAY AND PROBABLY FOR MANY YEARS TO COME.

THE BAD NEWS IS THAT THE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE TO TEACH STUDENTS WHO WANT THOSE DEGREES ARE DISAPPEARING BY THE HUNDREDS AND NOT BEING REPLACED.

BACK TO THE GOOD NEWS: The pulse at Baylor's Hankamer School of Business remains strong, even though recruiters are seeing increased competition for professionals and finding that some jobs wait for professors longer than they would have in the past.

"We have been fortunate in the last two to three years to get great faculty," says Charles Davis, chair of Accounting & Business Law ...

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