Self-Reflection is a powerful process and an underrated skill. It’s also a critical process you need to go through if you want to go to business school. While it’s important, it’s often overlooked or understudied for many MBA applicants who are in a rush to get their applications out the door. For others, self-reflection is […]
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Over the last few weeks a number of friends and colleagues have reached out to get my take on applying to business school. Application Deadlines are in the fall, and many aspiring applicants are starting to get their ducks in a row for the first set of deadlines. I thought it would be helpful to
Before You Hit Submit: What to ponder before you apply to business school Read More »
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
MBASchooled Feature: Creating Opportunity for more Female MBA Students Read More »
Darden GWIB President Kayla Cartwright (Darden, ’16) shared with us how all women can benefit from an MBA and the community of women in business school, and also provided us with thoughts on what more can be done to increase the amount of women attending business school. Flashback, circa 1994: Ever since elementary school
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Charlie Mangiardi (Stern, ’17) spent five years in the Non-Profit world before moving with his wife to New York and starting at NYU Stern in August. While he thought he was going to have to play catch-up due to his non-traditional background, he’s learned he was more prepared than he gave himself credit for. Check
First Impressions: Transitioning from the Non-Profit world to NYU Read More »
