Top three pieces of advice for MBA internship success
It seemed like time flew by quickly when I started at Goizueta in August 2016. Economics, marketing and data analytics became my daily topics of conversation.
Being a team guide: IMPACT360 as a second-year student
Now that Mid-Semester Modules and spring break are over, my class is kicking off the final few weeks of our MBA experience.
5 tips for work-life balance in business school
In order to get the most out of your time in business school, you’ll need to make some changes to your regular schedule. I often tell prospective students that starting school while maintaining a career and personal life is like jumping onto a moving treadmill.
IMPACT program goes beyond the classroom
Goizueta’s focus on experiential learning is a major differentiator from other MBA programs.
Wang: Experiencing Brazil firsthand
Aside from knowing that my step-grandmother is from Brazil, I did not know much about the country prior to business school. When the international MSM options were announced in September, selecting Brazil as my MSM option was easy because I wanted to learn more about the country first-hand and had never been to South America before.
Electives Insights: Becoming a ‘good’ negotiator
At the beginning of the spring semester, I entered my Negotiations class with a defeatist attitude. I’m going to be awful at this. I hate conflict, I don’t like being aggressive, I don’t like when people are upset with me. I just want to get through these negotiations as quickly as possible without letting others take advantage of me.
WEMBA Dubai trip broadened horizons, challenged preconceptions
For a week in March, Professor Doug Bowman and Associate Dean Wendy Tsung led nearly 40 WEMBA students across Dubai and Abu Dhabi on a series of company visits and cultural experiences that broadened horizons and challenged preconceptions.
IMPACT’s experiential learning designed to help future business challenges
With only a few short weeks left in my semester in my MBA at Goizueta, it’s hard to believe that I’m coming to the end of my tenure as a professional student and will be making my way into the workforce once again.
