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Read MoreTopicsCareers in Business 101
An in-depth guide on the major functions of a business enterprise.
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Read MoreTopicsGoing Global in College
“There is no down side to studying abroad, only benefits.”
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Read MoreTopics5 Tell-Tale Signs It’s Time to Quit Your Job
How do you know when it’s time to go?
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Notre Dame, IE Business School, and Michigan State Join Forté Foundation Boosting Women into Business Leadership Roles
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Joins Consortium of Leading Corporations and Top Business Schools Increasing Women’s Access to Business Education and Careers (Austin, TX, July 11, 2011) – Notre Dame, IE Business School, and Michigan State have joined Forté Foundation, a consortium of leading multinational corporations, top business schools in the U.S. and abroad, and the […]
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Read MoreTopicsBranding Herself as a Leader: Katie Herrmann Helps Women MBA Students Welcome Feedback
When Katie Herrmann (Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Class of 2011) entered her MBA program, her class was 34% women. The group that entered the following year was only 23% women. Unfortunately, women are still the minority in MBA programs across the country. But Katie knew what she wanted to do about it.
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Read MoreTopicsRethinking the Business School Audience
Elliott, and other women like her who have entered MBA programs 10 or 15 years later than the typical student, may well be a harbinger of things to come.
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