I had no idea how to translate my skillset from the military to the corporate world and felt that an MBA would best allow me to bridge that gap.

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

Here are some of the key takeaways and my thoughts from the 2021 employment report on what’s behind the shifts and trends.  

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.

I came to business school to learn how to make the business case for taking action on climate change, and my time as a CASE i3 Fellow offered a remarkable opportunity to apply what I’d learned to the real world.