Search results for yale som:
Guide to MBA Internships in the Washington DC Metro
MBA internships can be just as important as a job for business school students. This makes a lot of sense — your mba internship will play a huge role in whatever job you end up landing post graduation. Continue reading…
USC Marshall Students Win Global Consulting Challenge
A team of MBAs from the USC Marshall School of Business recently won the Overall Challenge and Company Segment of the 2016 Global Consulting Challenge (GCC), held March 3-4, 2016 at Google Inc.’s headquarters in Mountain View, CA.
Now in its 14th year, the GCC is an invitation-only case competition consisting of four weeks of preparation that culminate in the two day long competition.
London Business School MBA Candidate Receives Schmidt MacArthur Fellowship
A London Business School (LBS) MBA student was recently awarded the prestigious Schmidt MacArthur Fellowship.
Terence Steinberg will earn his MBA in 2017, and he will take part in the year-long international program that combines studies in business, engineering and design. Continue reading…
Best Business Schools for Social Impact, Part II
This article was originally published in its entirety on clearadmit.com
On Friday, we began our coverage of the rise of social impact among MBA students and programs with a look at efforts underway at the Yale School of Management and NYU Stern School of Business. Today, we continue our focus, looking at the countless social impact initiatives in progress at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, sustainability measures Harvard Business School is implementing on its own campus, career resources for students seeking social impact roles at Oxford University’s Said School of Business and more. Continue reading…
10 Websites to Find an MBA Internship
Ah, the summer internship. Anyone who’s ever gotten their MBA will tell you that their internship a) was crucial in the process of pursuing their degree, b) was critical in helping enhance their credentials, and c) ultimately played a major role in landing their first full time job. In fact, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers Experiential Education Survey, employers extended job offers to nearly 70 percent of their interns. Continue reading…
Students and Business Leaders Connect at Cameron Alumni Week
During the week of February 22-26, the University of St. Thomas – Cameron School of Business will hold ‘Alumni Week’- an opportunity for CSB alumni to connect directly with business students.
Ag Entrepreneur Named Fordham / Gabelli Fellow
Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business has named Patrick Struebi, founder and CEO of Fairtrasa, a Gabelli Fellow.
According to a press release from the school, Struebi will serve as adjunct professor, teaching a course called “How to Change the World.”
Foster Ranks in Top 35 MBA Programs According to Business Insider
MBA graduates of the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington rank among the top earning MBAs right out of school. According to a recent ranking by Business Insider, out of the top 50 schools, only 22 programs had graduates that earned $110,000 or more after graduation, and Foster made the list. The prestigious list included other schools such as the Stern School of Business, Johnson Graduate School of Management, Yale School of Management, The Wharton School, and more. Continue reading…
How to Ace Your MBA Application Video Essay at Kellogg
The top MBA programs adapt. They modify their programs to better fit the changing needs of the business world, the shifting desires of their candidates, and the expectations of the education community. These adaptations can be reflected within the coursework, the depth and breadth of the program, as well as the application process. One of the most recent changes to the MBA application is the introduction of the video essay. Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management was one of the first programs to implement the new essay format, although Yale University’s School of Management and the University of Toronto’s Rotman School have also implemented similar requirements. Continue reading…
New Forté Data Shows Impressive Gains in Female MBA Enrollment
This post has been republished in its entirety from original source clearadmit.com.
Women make up at least 40 percent of the MBA class at 12 leading U.S. business schools this year, compared to just five last year, according to new data released today by the Forté Foundation, a nonprofit consortium of business schools and companies working to increase opportunities for women in business.
“In 2011, less than a third of MBA students were women. Today we’re inching closer to 40 percent in the United States and working to close the gap significantly in another five years,” says Forté Executive Director Elissa Sangster. “Every percentage point gain is not only hard earned, but something to celebrate, and should go a long way in building the senior leadership pipeline at companies and on boards,” she continues. Continue reading…
New Forté “Rising Star” Pilot Program Preps Undergrad Women for Business
This post has been republished in its entirety from original source clearadmit.com.
Undergraduate women on 10 U.S. campuses can now participate in a fun, free online program designed to help them prepare and compete for top jobs in business-related fields. The new “Rising Star” pilot initiative, announced yesterday by the Forté Foundation, is designed to encourage young women of all majors to start exploring career options early to better position them for jobs in business fields immediately upon graduation. By extension, the new program could also help position women to apply to competitive MBA programs after acquiring requisite work experience.
Schools participating in the “Rising Star” program include Carnegie Mellon University, Cornell University, George Washington University, Indiana University, New York University, Ohio State University, the University of Michigan, the University of Texas at Austin, William & Mary and Yale University. Forté handpicked the participating schools, most of which are in the consortium’s business school membership already, with the goal of including a diversity of schools ranging from large public institutions to small private colleges. “We went to familiar campuses where we have a strong support network for this pilot year, with the intention of expanding as soon as the pilot year is over,” says Forté Executive Director Elissa Sangster. Continue reading…
Seven Schools Join Forces for Events Focused on Women in Business School
This post has been republished in its entirety from original source clearadmit.com.
Starting next week, seven leading business schools will host a series of events around the country designed to showcase the value of the MBA for women and the experiences of women in business school. Participating schools include Michigan’s Ross School, the Haas School at UC Berkeley, Cornell Johnson, UVA’s Darden School, Duke’s Fuqua School, NYU Stern and the Yale School of Management.
Admissions representatives and alumnae from all the schools will gather for each of five events, scheduled for Chicago, Washington, DC; New York City, Boston and San Francisco. The events will each feature a panel discussion in which female alums from each school will discuss the implications and value of an MBA degree for women in business today. Participants will also have an opportunity to meet fellow prospective applicants, network with alumnae, get tips on the application process and learn more about life on campus and recruiting. Continue reading…
New York City Full-Time MBA Rankings
At MetroMBA, we make sure our audience is completely up-to-date with important news and updates from every metro. Below are updated New York City business school rankings from some of the world’s most-respected publications.
What are the Best MBA Programs in New York City and the State of New York?
MetroMBA compiled a list of the best MBA programs in New York City and the State of New York based on the five major publication rankings including US News & World Report, Bloomberg, Forbes, Financial Times and The Economist. Each publication weights their rankings on a variety of factors for consideration.
| US News & World Report (2020) | Bloomberg (2019) | Forbes (2019) | Financial Times (2020) | The Economist (2019) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anisfield School of Business — Ramapo College of NJ | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Binghamton University School of Management | 89 (tie) | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Columbia Business School | 6 (tie) | 9 | 7 (tie) | 8 | 15 |
| Cornell SC Johnson College of Business | 15 | 11 | 9 | 23 | 14 |
| Fordham University Gabelli School of Business | 63 (tie) | 57 | 58 | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Jack Welch College of Business – Sacred Heart University | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Lehigh University College of Business and Economics | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Lubin School of Business — Pace University | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Rutgers Business School, Newark / New Brunswick | 58 (tie) | 62 | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Simon Business School – University of Rochester | 40 (tie) | 29 | 42 | 76 | 57 |
| Stern School of Business — New York University | 12 (tie) | 13 | 20 | 22 | 17 |
| Stevens Institute of Technology School of Business | 83 | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Stillman School of Business — Seton Hall University | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Tobin College of Business — St. John's University | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Whitman School of Management – Syracuse University | 89 (tie) | 65 | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Zarb School of Business — Hofstra University | Not Ranked | 89 | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Zicklin School of Business — Baruch College | 52 (tie) | 71 | Not Ranked | Not Ranked | Not Ranked |
| Yale School of Management | 9 | 14 | 11 | 14 | 21 |
Booth Prof. and Other Top Economists Say Scottish Independence Means Instability
A survey of world’s leading business school professors, including Anil Kashyap from the Booth School of Business, suggests Scotland would suffer ‘extreme economic pain’ in the event of a ‘yes’ vote. Continue reading…
Stanford No. One Entrepreneurial University
Stanford University has been ranked no. one on Forbes’s 2014 most entrepreneurial universities list for the second time. Forbes ranked the nation’s most entrepreneurial research universities based on their entrepreneurial ratios, the number of alumni and students who have identified themselves founders and business owners on LinkedIn against the school’s combined graduate and undergraduate student body.
Some of the most famous graduates from Stanford include, Steve Ballmer (Microsoft), Jeffrey Bewkes (Time Warner), Reed Hastings (Netflix), William Hewlett and David Packard (Hewlett-Packard), Konstantin Guericke and Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn), Phil Knight (Nike), Marissa Mayer (Yahoo), Scott McNealy, Charles R. Schwab, (Charles Schwab Corp.), Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger (Instagram), Peter Thiel (PayPal) and Jerry Yang and David Filo (Yahoo).
The top 20 most entrepreneurial schools ranked by Forbes are: Continue reading…
Direct from the Dean: Fordham’s David Gautschi
In our continuing series of conversations with the deans of top MetroMBA schools, we spoke most recently with Dean David Gautschi of Fordham University’s Graduate School of Business Administration (GBA) in New York City. Gautschi joined Fordham GBA in 2010 from the Lally School of Management at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY, where he spent five years as dean and professor of marketing and economics.
Gautschi’s experience in business education is vast. He began his academic career at Cornell University’s Graduate School of Business and Public Administration (now the Johnson Graduate School of Management) and has since served on the faculties of INSEAD, Yale University’s School of Organization and Management, the University of Washington’s School of Business Administration and RPI. Continue reading…
Zicklin Students Place Second in International Case Competition
A group of full-time MBA students representing Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business recently took home second prize in the Aspen Institute’s 2013 Business & Society International MBA Case Competition, held in New York City. The students took home a combined $8,500 in winnings for taking the runner-up spot.
This year’s case was entitled “Golden Agri Resources and Sustainability” and required the 25 teams in the competition to develop business solutions addressing questions of sustainability, economic development and relations with external activist organizations for Golden Agri, the second largest global producer of palm oil. The case, which was introduced for the first time at this year’s competition, was designed through collaboration between the Yale School of Management (SOM) and the National University of Singapore Business School.
John Albanese, the Director of Zicklin’s full-time MBA program, commended the team on their performance and commented that the final round of judging was nail biting. “This was our fourth time participating in the Business & Society Case Competition and our first appearance in the final round,” he said. “It was very exciting waiting for our placement!”
Zicklin’s team of full-time MBA students included David Master, Santiago Perez, Marc Persaud and Madhu Sudhan. Master, who was new to case competitions, commented that a combination of hard and soft business skills were what helped his team make it through three grueling rounds of competition and take home the second-place prize.
