Business School can be quite the overload, even for the most productive and focused students. Madeline Dubner, (Darden, ’17) experienced this first hand during her first year in Charlottesville. She took some time to talk to us about the many priorities she had to balance and what she’s looking forward to in her summer internship and […]
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Maureen Keegan (Darden, ’17) is one of our most frequent contributors here at MBASchooled and has shared about her experience at Darden throughout the past year. She was kind enough to yet again sit down and share some reflections and thoughts on her first year at Darden. MBASchooled: What’s the most important lesson you learned
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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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The technology industry is becoming a popular industry for MBA Graduates. Whether it’s working for a reputable industry titan or joining a fast-growing startup, MBAs are flocking in droves to join tech companies. Jeremy Schifeling knows this because he was once one of those MBA Graduates himself. Now, the Founder and CEO of Break Into
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Al Dea (Kenan-Flagler, ‘15) had a good idea of what was coming his way for his first semester of business school. But just because he knew what was coming didn’t mean he was fully prepared to handle it. By leaning on his classmates and helping them in return when he could, Al navigated his way through
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