After working as a Financial Analyst at IBM for 7 years, Titilayo Arasi (Tuck, ‘21) decided to pursue an MBA so that she could work for a growth-stage startup. Her journey took her to Hanover, New Hampshire and the Tuck School of Business, which she chose for the school’s class size and close knit community.
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After building a career in Media and Entertainment, Keri Arslancan (Tuck, ‘21) decided to pursue her MBA to transition into a career in management consulting. Through her own research and analysis, Arslancan selected Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business for the “Tuck fabric” and its ability to help her pivot into the consulting. In this interview,
After a diligent and thoughtful approach to selecting the right MBA program, Ashley Hall (Johnson, ‘21) selected the Cornell University Johnson MBA Program for it’s tight knit community and humble but accomplished student culture. As a result of doing her homework and getting to know the Johnson students and community, Hall felt right at home
Maggie Polachek (Foster, ‘20) decided to pursue an MBA to build a career at the intersection of business and public policy, at the University of Washington (Foster.) After moving across the country from Washington D.C., Polachek appreciated the city of Seattle, and found herself at home due to the culture at her MBA program. During
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After working in marketing and product management roles at smaller companies, Jessica Hatz (Foster, ‘21) decided to pursue an MBA to transition to working for large organizations. Hatz selected Foster for it’s small class size, tight knit culture, and alignment to the Greater Seattle area. In this interview, Hatz shares why she chose Foster, the
