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Read MoreTopicsMBA Programs Strive For Better Fit with Female Candidates
When the traditional two-year, full-time MBA program just isn’t in the cards, take heart. There’s a growing contingent of alternatives for the career-minded woman, whether considering an MBA in the near future or planning for it further down the career path.
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Missing in the Lean In Debate? The MBA Gender Gap – HuffPost
While Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and her critics argue over who’s to blame for the glass ceiling — women or society — one potential equalizer getting short shrift in the conversation is education, in particular an MBA.
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Read MoreTopicsFellows of the Month: Simone Washington
Meet Simone Washington.
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Read MoreTopicsFellows of the Month: Robyn Moss
Meet Robyn Moss.
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Fellows of the Month: Alice Lin
University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Psychology, 2007 Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth 2014 Hometown: Calabasas, CA Pre-MBA Work Experience: Actuarial consulting at Ernst & Young in NYC, energy consulting at PowerAdvocate in Boston Why did you decide to pursue an MBA? Health and fitness are key aspects of my life, and whether volunteering at health […]
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Read MoreTopicsFellows of the Month: Evgenlyna Kalenykh
Meet Evgenlyna Kalenykh.
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