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Joint and Dual Degrees | backinthebay2015

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The story of a Stanford GSB student. On Campus Recruiting (OCR). Leadership Labs, SEED, and the Executive Challenge. →. Joint and Dual Degrees. December 21, 2013. Yup, there are lots of people who want more than just an MBA. It’s kinda crazy and kinda awesome. According to the GSB admissions website 15% of the class already has an advanced degree before starting their MBA. Another 20% of students are pursuing a second degree at the same time as their MBA. What are the pros of doing a second degree? For m...

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My First Quarter in a Nutshell | backinthebay2015

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The story of a Stanford GSB student. Global Experience Requirement (GER). And Winter Quarter Academics) →. My First Quarter in a Nutshell. January 5, 2014. First quarter is over. Actually, it’s been over for a couple of weeks, but since winter quarter hasn’t started yet I don’t think this update is toooooo late. Fall quarter was more fun and more exhausting than I could have imagined, even after reading and hearing about it from other MBAs. Winter quarter starts on Monday. Stanford GSB class of 2015.

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The story of a Stanford GSB student. Stanford GSB class of 2015. And Winter Quarter Academics). February 15, 2014. I got distracted by school again. It’s amazing how much is going on at any given second. Downtime gets swallowed up with BBLs, weekend trips, recruiting, startup idea conversations, and so on. So.midterms. They officially ended last Sunday night. My First Quarter in a Nutshell. January 5, 2014. Global Experience Requirement (GER). January 4, 2014. Social Innovation Study Trip. Yup, there are...

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Leadership Labs, SEED, and the Executive Challenge. | backinthebay2015

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The story of a Stanford GSB student. Joint and Dual Degrees. Global Experience Requirement (GER) →. Leadership Labs, SEED, and the Executive Challenge. December 30, 2013. The Executive. Challenge. One of the big mysteries of fall quarter. It all starts with a class called Leadership Labs (aka LeadLabseverything is abbreviated here), which runs for the whole quarter. For LeadLabs each section is divided up into small groups of 5 or 6 students. These small groups are known as. Stanford GSB class of 2015.

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The Brain Dump: We Ghana Party!

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A Low GPA to Top MBA Story. The Road to Booth. Monday, April 01, 2013. After surviving Kakum we headed to the coast to visit Elmina Castle. Elmina was built by the Portuguese in 1482 and was a trading post along Africa's Gold Coast. From Accra we were off to Addis Ababa.but this post is long enough so I'll continue the story soon. Wow, that sounds like an amazing experience! Monday, April 01, 2013 9:37:00 PM. Im curious which companies are interested in hiring MBAs in Africa. Thanks! Hey Cheetarah, thank...

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The Brain Dump: School Ties

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A Low GPA to Top MBA Story. The Road to Booth. Monday, April 22, 2013. One of the questions that I am often asked about Booth from prospective students and recent admits is, "If there are no cohorts and students live all over Chicago does Booth really have much of a community? According to Poets and Quants' article Chicago Booth vs. Kellogg. So then if a school isn't tight-knit by the above definition does that mean that it does not have a strong community? So what's up with living downtown? I think this...

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The Brain Dump: And the Nominees Are...

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A Low GPA to Top MBA Story. The Road to Booth. Friday, May 10, 2013. And the Nominees Are. It's been a long day. I just returned home from performing in Booth's annual Follies showcase (with three hours of class and an hour of LPF preceding it). On such a full day it's just like me to forget my phone at home. So imagine my surprise when I finally see my Samsung's beautifully cracked screen and it's displaying a message from my buddy Hamm0. Insert school girl squeal here! My vote is in! Saturday, May 11, ...

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The Brain Dump: April 2013

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A Low GPA to Top MBA Story. The Road to Booth. Monday, April 22, 2013. One of the questions that I am often asked about Booth from prospective students and recent admits is, If there are no cohorts and students live all over Chicago does Booth really have much of a community? 160;According to Poets and Quants article Chicago Booth vs. Kellogg. Links to this post. Monday, April 01, 2013. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The Road to Booth. Not About a Damn Thing.

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The Brain Dump: February 2013

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A Low GPA to Top MBA Story. The Road to Booth. Wednesday, February 27, 2013. Links to this post. Labels: Life at Booth. Thursday, February 21, 2013. Tell Me About a Time. Links to this post. The Road to Booth. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A low GPA Fall 2011 applicant admitted to Kellogg, Wharton, and Booth. Proud member of Chicago Booth's Class of 2014. View my complete profile. Tell Me About a Time. The Road to Booth. Not About a Damn Thing. Pick Me, Choose Me, Love Me. Testing 1, 2, 3. Yes The Senator ...