I quickly found that everyone at COP27 was interested in problem-solving to create more sustainable practices.

Every student interested in technology asks the same question: “Should I have a tech background to work in the industry?” And the answer is “No!”

“Is an MBA worth it” is one of the most searched keywords related to business school.

The languages I speak, as well as my reflections on home and borders, is what led me to pursue an MBA at Fuqua.

Experiential learning provides a great platform to interact with and potentially help solve real-world problems as a business school student.

In those interactions, I made the decision to engage in entrepreneurship—the ultimate hustle.

How can business play a role to create a sustainable future? This is a question I had been asking myself when I worked in the climate change policy sector, prior to pursuing my MBA.

I was curious but not sure about pursuing investment banking, until arriving at Fuqua.

I knew I wanted to participate in the CASE i3 Consulting Practicum program, which pairs a team of select MBA students with an impact investing question that a company is wrestling with.

Companies from different industries come to Fuqua’s campus with fascinating challenges, so I was very intentional when handpicking just a few of them to participate in, focusing on gaining exposure to industries I was genuinely interested in.