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The Value of a Small and Tight-Knit Community in the University of Washington Foster MBA Program

After working in marketing and product management roles at smaller companies, Jessica Hatz (Foster, ‘21) decided to pursue an MBA to transition to working for large organizations. Hatz selected Foster for it’s small class size, tight knit culture, and alignment to the Greater Seattle area. In this interview, Hatz shares why she chose Foster, the […]

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Appreciating the Tight Knit Community within the Cornell MBA Program

After spending her career in risk management and public accounting, Kori Hill (Cornell, ‘21) decided to get her MBA to transition into a career in management consulting. During her time at Cornell, Hill has enjoyed the tight knit community, the small town feel of Ithaca, NY, and working with the Consulting Club.  In this interview,

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What’s it Like to Graduate with an MBA during a Recession? Ask The Class of 2009

As the world economy moves towards a recession, many MBA students are concerned about their job and career prospects with a potential downturn coming. While the long-term value of an MBA degree continues to be strong, there are short-term impacts such for students looking for internships and full-time offers. While some may think this is

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