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MBA Voices
MBA Voices
Moving anywhere is hard – but moving halfway across the world can come with even more challenges. MBA students come to HBS from every corner of the world, some with families, and some having never left their home country or state before. Kate Grosch (MBA 2020) shares her experience growing up in Alaska - where wilderness survival and fishing were necessary parts of her childhood education. [...]
Kyle Hutton (MBA 2020) from Trinidad takes over the HBS Admissions Instagram
- 31 Jul 2019
Instagram Takeover - Kyle Hutton (MBA 2020)
Kyle Hutton (MBA 2020) took over the @hbsadmissions Instagram to show what a day in the life of an HBS MBA student is really like. Kyle is originally from Trinidad and received his undergraduate degree in Finance from Howard University in Washington D.C. [...]
What will I do to ensure that I balance my personal and professional goals in life moving forward? My strategy is revealed through decisions I make every day and how I spend my time. If I do not create time to reflect and reassess, I can easily find myself off-track. [...]
Each student that attends HBS has a different story. They are from big cities, small farming villages, and everything in between. Some students have a passion for mathematics and others for sports and music. Harvard Business School MBA students share their interests, their admissions fears, and their goals in our Class of 2020 student profiles. [...]
The Harvard Business School MBA faculty and staff are dedicated to providing students with a global education in leadership to fulfill HBS’ mission of educating leaders who make a difference in the world. From designing courses to building communities, this mission drives each aspect of the MBA program. Students come from all over the world with different industry backgrounds, passions, and goals and work together to combine their unique experiences with the education they gain at HBS. However, it is the students who decide what to do with their careers and how to make a world of difference. It is the students who ultimately end up teaching all of us. Here are the nine lessons we learned from the Class of 2019. [...]
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