“Growing up, what did you always need and never get?” “What did you particularly value from your childhood that you would like to give to others?” “What gets you mad in the world?” As I jotted down answers to these questions, I had to take a moment to look around the room and remind myself where I was.
So you’ve decided to apply to Goizueta Business School’s EvMBA program? Great! I’m excited for you to embark upon this journey and hope the following thoughts are helpful as you work on your application.
One sunny afternoon in July, I took a GMAT study guide off the shelf in my local bookstore and skimmed a few pages. I immediately closed it, put it back on the shelf, and said, “Nope!”
I received an email a few months ago about participating in the Leadership Experience. Although I was skeptical about the applicability of military leadership concepts from a Civil War battle in 1863 to business leadership in the 21st century, my interest was piqued. Personally, I wanted to know more about...
I received an email a few months ago about participating in the Leadership Experience. Although I was skeptical about the applicability of military leadership concepts from a Civil War battle in 1863 to business leadership in the 21stcentury, my interest was piqued.
We asked a few of our Evening MBAs to document their lives, to provide a snapshot of their Goizueta experience. Meet Rajin Chauhan 17EvMBA. Name: Rajin Chauhan Class Year: 2017 Concentration: Strategy and Leadership Current Employer & Position: Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, Production Operations Leader Undergraduate Institution: University of Central Florida Why I chose Goizueta: I...
On Friday, December 4th, the GBS Veterans club served dinner for 50-60 veterans in need at the Veterans Empowerment Organization (VEO) Campus. Funds for the event were raised in partnership with Goizueta Gives at the GBS Veterans cornhole tournament last month. Information about Atlanta-based VEO can be found here. A few participants...
Below is a guest post from current Evening MBA student Natalie Fisk: As a full time employee and part-time student, I found it hard to imagine maintaining a social life once I started Emory’s evening program. I arrived at Emory fully willing to sacrifice my personal freedoms in exchange for...