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Is Management Consulting the right path for you?

There are two givens in business school. First, if you’re an incoming MBA student, there’s a good chance you might be interested in pursuing a career in consulting. Second, if you’re an incoming MBA student and you’re not interested in pursuing a career in consulting, chances are you’ll think about pursuing a career in consulting. […]

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When to turn down a Full-Time Offer (and what to do when you do!)

Many MBA interns end up converting their internships to full-time offers. While locking down your post-MBA plans is a huge accomplishment (and relief) others choose to pursue other options during their second year of business school. Jason Perocho, a recent MBA graduate of UNC Kenan-Flagler, took the time to share about his experience recruiting again

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MBASchooled Guide: Travel: Start early, pay it forward, and navigate “opportunity overload”

Business school gives you a great 2-year window to travel the world. Whether it’s through a school sponsored trip visiting startups in a foreign country, studying abroad for a term, or traveling with 100 of your fellow classmates while being guided by other classmates who once resided in that country you will have countless opportunities

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MBASchooled Guide: Clubs and Extracurricular Activities: Be intentional, and don’t be afraid to say no

There are so many opportunities to get involved in business school. Whether it’s participating in a sanctioned club, joining a startup, or creating your own consulting projects, the opportunities never seem to stop rolling in. To help you decide what you want to pursue, Winnie Tran, a graduate from the University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)

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