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Our Must-Take MBA Courses
Navigating which courses to take can be overwhelming, especially when your interests might differ from your closest friends and classmates.

High Stakes and Standards: How I Gained New Skills Through FCCP
Looking back, the Fuqua Client Consulting Practicum (FCCP) was more than just a course — it was a transformative experience that solidified my career goals and provided me with lasting friendships and professional connections.

A Day in the Life of a Fuqua MBA Student
When I was applying to business school, I wasn’t sure how I would fit in as a student without a quantitative background.

What is ‘Business, Communication, and Culture’?
The Business, Communication, and Culture (BCC) program was designed to take the guesswork out of the adjustment period and equip our students with the confidence they need for a strong start.

Exploring Venture Capital as a Potential Career Path
I aimed to pivot from consulting to marketing, which I was successfully able to do. However, an MBA at Fuqua not only facilitated this transition but allowed me to explore alternative career interests, such as venture capital.

Putting People at the Center of the Energy Transition
I am grateful for learning opportunities like having guest speakers in class and attending conferences to hear from the world’s foremost thought leaders tackling the world’s greatest climate problems.

Using the Power of Improv to Achieve My Goals
I went to the class without knowing anything about improvisation. Now, I feel like a whole new person.

How HSM Helped Me Get a Job Leading Health Care Innovations
When I reflect on my journey of career transition, I realize that the HSM program at Fuqua has been instrumental in preparing me to take the jump into health care innovation.

My Academic Journey at Fuqua
My Fuqua journey has been transformative so far—both in and outside the classroom.

Managing Quantitative Classes Without a Quant Background
For anyone who is considering a business degree and feels concerned about their “nontraditional” path, I’d urge you to change your thinking.