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C4C Challenge For Charity Chili Cookoff & Baked Goods ContestEnjoy the fun as you support our students and their good cause,
savor some taste-testing, and vote for your favorites!
Wednesday, May 25th from 5:00-7:00pm
3rd Floor Terrace
Free if you enter as a contestant
$5 entrance fee (Pre-paid), $7 at the door
Modes of payment: cash or venmo
ID required for alcohol
To register please go to: http://bit.ly/1TFituz
President of the Purdue Accounting Association...Krannert Mentor...Boiler Gold Rush leader...and now recipient of a $10,000 scholarship from PCAOB. Sam Dauby is one of Krannert's best!
Earlier this month, Harvard Business School announced a significant change to the application process for its 2+2 program. This deferred admissions program is designed for college seniors, who, if accepted, work for two years (or more) after their college graduations before entering the b-school.
Going forward, there will be a single deadline for these applicants—April 3, 2017—and one decision notification in mid-May.
In an update to the Director’s Blog, outgoing head of MBA admissions Dee Leopold notes that the change now offers the admissions team the opportunity to see applicants’ fall term grades and activities, and allows the team to review the entire pool at once.
While applicants can submit their materials earlier, Leopold stresses that this is not a rolling admissions process and no application will be considered prior to the April deadline.
“Many participants elect to work for three years and some for four,” adds Leopold. “You’ve heard us say this before and we’ll say it again: 2+2 probably should be re-named ‘Flex+2’…Your plans for employment need to be approved by us but we encourage a wide range of career exploration.”
Interview dates have not yet been set, though successful applicants can anticipate interviewing in late April-early May.
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Texas MBA Program takes No. 7 in the U.S. and No. 23 worldwide in top survey for Latin Americans. #hookem
The McCombs School of Business landed at No. 23 worldwide in AméricaEconomÃa's list of full-time MBA programs that are of particular relevance and appeal to Latin Americans. The Texas MBA Full-Time Program placed seventh among U.S. schools, and took second place among public institutions.
Meet Matthew McElhaney, a Part-Time Online Hybrid MBA student concentrating on operations, and a former United States Army Captain. Originally from Butler, Pennsylvania, Matthew has been stationed in Camp Casey, Korea; Fort Campbell, Kentucky; and Kunar Province, Afghanistan. He came to the Tepper School to get a foundational knowledge of how the business world works and combine it with the leadership skills that he learned during his time in the Army.“The Tepper School administration is very veteran-friendly and was helpful and available during the application process,” Matthew said. “Tepper’s education model uses many real world examples that make the concepts understandable for someone who hasn’t worked in the business world.”
In addition to working towards his MBA at the Tepper School, Matthew works for an energy company in rural Pennsylvania, and says that he feels very fortunate to be able to attend a great business school while gaining real world experience with the Online Hybrid program. #TepperVets #MilitaryAppreciationMonth
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