Reflections from a Second-Year MBA Candidate By Jacob Ashley Selfie #971 Many of us, whether from across seas or simply over a river or two, count on classmates, cohorts, or extracurriculars for a sense of belonging or even being. Thereโs something about sharing ideas, space, or even trials and tribulations that brings us together in... Continue Reading →
Supporting equitable leadership: Courtney Ewell on Women of Color in Business
My goal as president is to listen to our community of marginalized students and allies and find ways to expand their knowledge about what equity looks like in the classroom and at work.
Does location matter when choosing a graduate school?
When deciding what university is the right fit for you, remember you will spend years living, working and learning in that area. The location should be a strength of the college and add more opportunities.
The toughest term of an MBA
Iโve been an MBA student for all of four weeks. Naturally, I feel qualified enough to share my experience about re-entering school. I think itโs important that with every step forward in the program, I take a moment to reflect on what Iโm putting in and what Iโm getting out. Read >
