Blog: Archive for the “Business School” Category

Is the MIT Sloan Fellows MBA right for your next career chapter? A recent graduate explains its format, flexibility, advantages, and trade-offs.

Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business features a global emphasis in its recently revamped full-time MBA curriculum, which was launched for the fall 2026 semester. The school’s website notes that the revamped curriculum features “a strong global and ethics component.” Indeed, students take the “Ethics, Policy, and Global Engagement” core course during the opening term … Read More  

Shari Hubert, associate dean of admissions at Duke Fuqua, joins mbaMission Senior Consultant Harold Simansky and mbaMission Founder Jeremy Shinewald to discuss Fuqua’s long-term approach to MBA career support, healthcare, social impact, entrepreneurship, and alumni reach.

The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management is an alliance of some of the world’s leading graduate business schools and business organizations, and its aim is to enhance inclusion in global business education and leadership. The organization strives to accomplish that aim by recruiting MBA prospects who share a “demonstrated commitment” to that mission. The … Read More  

The Villanova School of Business takes a rather traditional approach with the essay portion of its application, posing just one question that covers several main elements of a standard personal statement. The school wants to understand why you feel you need an MBA to progress professionally, how you intend to apply what you learn at … Read More