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From Catering to Consulting: How to use your strengths as a non-traditional MBA Student

Emily Werner (Fuqua, ’16) entered Fuqua knowing she wanted to enter the world of consulting. Coming from a “non-traditional” background, Emily learned how to use her experience as a strength and how to use business school to develop missing skillsets. Emily shares her recruiting journey and advice that both traditional and non-traditional students can benefit […]

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First Year Impressions: From the West Coast to Wharton

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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From Investment Banker to HR Advisor, Nathan Tanner shares career advice we all can use

Over the course of his career, Nathan Tanner (BYU, ’15)  has worn many hats – Investment Banker, Private Wealth Advisor, MBA Student, and now Talent Acquisition Lead.  Through these diverse roles, Nate has gained experiences and insight on what it takes to navigate a professional career. Recently, Nate added another title to his name –

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6 challenges of working in consulting

By, Al Dea, Founder, MBASchooled (Kenan-Flagler, ’15) I’ve been fielding a lot of informational interviews lately with undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in consulting. I enjoy these conversations and helping students along their career search journey. Inevitably, students (rightfully) will ask a question about the challenges working in the consulting industry. I’ve compiled

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