Category: One-Year MBA

ONE-YEAR AT GOIZUETA: HOW TO COPE WITH THE END OF MBA

10 simple steps to survive your last days of your final semester Look at your calendar and try not to panic. You come back from Spring Break and you have about 50 days left until graduation.  Suddenly that deadline is closer than you thought.  Well, time to harness your Summer Experience...

One-Year Profile: Priyanka Vohra

We asked a few of our One-Year MBA current students to blog regularly in order to provide a snapshot of their Goizueta experience. Meet Priyanka Vohra 17MBA. Name: Priyanka Vohra Class Year: 2017 Concentration: Media/Entertainment Previous Employer: ESPN, Inc. Undergraduate Institution: B.A. Broadcast Journalism & Policy Studies at Syracuse University Why...

TWO YEAR VETERAN REFLECTION

Submitted by Benjamin Feldman, U.S. Army Veteran and Two Year 2016 alumnus. Co-President of Goizueta Veterans Club 2015-16. I’ve just finished my 2nd year, full-time MBA at Goizueta, and previously I was an active duty, U.S. Army infantry officer for 7 years.   For many reasons this past  semester was a...

Beach Week is the Best Week

The last class was over. We survived disorientation. The only thing standing between the class of 2016 and graduation was the blissful time known as beach week. During my first year, I didn’t have time to go to beach week due to preparations for our final Goizueta Marketing Strategy Consultancy...

Goizueta Golfs…A Lot

“It’s good sportsmanship to not pick up lost golf balls while they are still rolling”- Mark Twain MBAs are generally competitive. One does not leave his or her job for a year (or two) if they aren’t confident that they can find a position in the field of their choice...

One Last Formal

This April, the Graduate Business Association organized the last formal for the Class of 2016. Consider this the equivalent of business school “prom”. The group I was with treated it as such with a large dinner at Melting Pot before walking to the Egyptian Ballroom at Fox Theatre. The Fox...