Road Trip: Behind the Scenes at the Top-Ranked MBA Programs
Getting an early start on your MBA application process? Great! Check out these applicant traits that have resonated strongest and most often in our experience.
While each candidate has their own unique story and path, there are traits that successful applicants generally have in common.
UMD Smith EMBA Program is ranked #12 in the U.S. by Poets & Quants "2016 Ranking of the Best American EMBA Programs" - Details: http://ow.ly/10gJim
Chicago Booth repeats at #1 but Northwestern's Kellogg School is so close you could call it a tie; Stern and Ross make big jumps …
We want to thank all of the alumni, students, faculty, and staff who supported Krannert on #PurdueDayofGiving! What an incredible day to be a Boilermaker!
Mission accomplished! Because of you, this year’s #PurdueDayofGiving was “Bigger & Better.” We all came together – from every campus, every state, and 44 countries – to build a better, stronger, more affordable Purdue. And we made history—again—giving back a record-shattering $18,293,665 through what has become the biggest single-day fundraising campaign in higher education. Thank you, and Hail Purdue!
“We know the climate is changing, but we don’t really know how fast it’s changing or exactly in what ways it will change. And the details matter in terms of economic impact.” - Prof. Geoffrey Heal http://bit.ly/22TrXqS #EarthDay
Determining the economic impact of climate change involves a nearly infinite number of variables, but uncertainty alone is no reason to ignore the...
Tepper School alumni David Hersh, MSIA '93, DC '89, and Michael Gersh, BSIM '90 – along with School of Computer Science alumnus Peter Pezaris, S '92 – visited campus today as part of the James R. Swartz Entrepreneurial Leadership Series.
Current Oxford MBA and Skoll Scholar Songqiao Yao will use the trip to start a number of campaigns which will raise awareness about the continent’s future, its role in global climate change and environmental tourism.
4 key ways to "get out there" effectively.
Diversification reduces risk.
"What we found was surprising in its simplicity."
By John McGowan, MBA ‘16 - No matter how distant or dissimilar countries and cultures may seem on the surface, we’re all facing similar challenges on some level.
Niamh Gavin (MBA ’16) reflects on her Stanford GSB experience: "For every hour there are at least ten alternate classes, talks, activities, dinners or events that you could be attending. However, the upside of being spoilt for choice is that it forces you to prioritize and evaluate how best to use your time. Being thoughtful as to how each hour is spent is something I hope to take with me post graduation."View more #gsbinthemoment student portraits and reflections: http://stanford.io/1T2bT3e
Photo by Natalie White
Tanushree Bagrodia (MBA'03D) describes studying at INSEAD as her “one life changing event” – after graduating as the youngest of her class, she was able to pursue a new international career in finance.She was recently named as one of CFO India’s CFO 100 Winners, and she’s also this month’s INSEADer of the Month. Please join us in congratulating Tanushree!
To read more about Tanushree's story in CFO India:
http://www.cfo-india.in/article/2016/04/04/true-leader
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