Business School can be quite the overload, even for the most productive and focused students. Madeline Dubner, (Darden, ’17) experienced this first hand during her first year in Charlottesville. She took some time to talk to us about the many priorities she had to balance and what she’s looking forward to in her summer internship and […]
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Maureen Keegan (Darden, ’17) is one of our most frequent contributors here at MBASchooled and has shared about her experience at Darden throughout the past year. She was kind enough to yet again sit down and share some reflections and thoughts on her first year at Darden. MBASchooled: What’s the most important lesson you learned
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Amidst her busy second semester of first year MBA schedule, Maureen Keegan, a Darden ’16 and MBASchooled regular contributor took some time to shed some light on the Admitted Students Day Weekend and what incoming MBA students should think about when attending these events. After a week of 70+ degree temperatures, I think it’s safe
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Career Clubs play a critical role in educating and guiding MBA students through their career search process. Nate McFarland (Darden, ’16) who is affectionately known by his classmates as “The Rockstar” was looking to make the transition from Music to Marketing, and ended up with a Associate Brand Manager Internship at Campbell’s Soup. After utilizing
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Over the past few years, there has been a significant push to encourage more women to attend business school. Various organizations (MLT, CGSM, Forte Foundation) have provided resources to help women prep for the GMAT, write applicants, and eventually, attend business school. MBA programs themselves have done their part, particularly in improving the culture such
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