As an underrepresented minority, choosing a place to invest two years of my life and personal development meant choosing a school that values my unique experience and creates a sense of community around that. When... Read More
To GATE or not to GATE? That simple question about Fuqua's Global Academic Travel Experience haunted me for days. I had an amazing time in South Africa with FCCP and definitely wanted to travel again... Read More
Through the economic growth experienced in the last decade, Latin America has seen an increase in demand for MBAs, and U.S. schools are the main target for applicants. Students from the region have been an... Read More
There are a lot of factors that prospective students consider as they decide on an MBA program. However, there was one factor that ranked high on my list that I didn’t find mentioned on many... Read More
By Margaret Munford, first-year Daytime MBA student in the Class of 2016. Yesterday, the number of openly gay CEOs of publicly traded companies went up by 50%. That’s because it went up by one. Let... Read More
When I decided that I wanted to pursue an MBA, I had it clear in my mind that I wanted four things: a collaborative environment; a location that suited my personality; a strong curriculum in... Read More
Rachael Lambert, alumna and MBAA Vice President from the Class of 2014 interviews Simon Moore-Crouch, alumnus and MBAA President from the Class of 2014. Read part one of her blog post here. Rachael: Simon, now... Read More
By Becca Shepherd, first-year Daytime MBA student in the Class of 2016. Weekend for Women (W4W) is hosted each fall by Fuqua’s Office of Admissions, and it's kind of like summer camp, but on hyperdrive.... Read More
By Russ Morgan, Associate Dean for Daytime MBA. As Associate Dean for the Duke MBA -- Daytime program, it’s one of my great privileges to work with student leaders on initiatives in our culture and... Read More
By Aviv Canaani, Class of 2014, and Social Media Marketing Strategist at IBM. Sadly, it’s over. After two amazing years, I’ve now officially graduated. It’s funny to think that three years ago I was contemplating... Read More