The Wharton Women in Business (WWIB) supports, empowers, and connects Wharton MBAs, alumnae, and the community at Wharton. Wharton boasts one of the largest populations of female MBA students across Top MBA Programs in the United States, as such, it should come to no surprise that it also boasts over 100 female student organizaton leaders. […]
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About a year ago, I started MBASchooled because I wanted to give an in-depth look of what it was like to be an MBA student. As a result of MBASchooled, thousands of perspective MBA applicants have gotten a clearer picture of what business school is like through the stories and lessons from current MBA students. One
As any business school student can attest to, business school is a great opportunity to pursue experiences and opportunities that you are excited about. However, it can also be hectic to manage a handful of competing priorities. Divinity Matovu, (Wharton, ’17) can attest to this. As a mother of two and first year student at
In the weeks leading up to business school, Jeff Ellington (Wharton, ‘16) moved across country, got married, and went on his honeymoon with his wife (and fellow Wharton Classmate, Katie) In our interview, Jeff shares on his first impressions on business school, his transition to Philadelphia, and all the reasons why Wharton has exceeded his
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The recruiting process starts early for first-year MBA students, and while it starts early it moves quickly. While many MBA students understand that they need to decide on what to focus on for recruiting, an MBA experience provides the opportunity to try something completely new. Taking a broader approach can help students figure out how
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