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From Ballet to MBA: What Year One Taught Me
The MBA is a lot of things at once: an academic experience, a career accelerator, a social community, and, depending on where you are in life, a personal challenge that runs parallel to everything else happening at home.
Finding My Path as an MBA Partner: Community, Growth, and Belonging at Fuqua
Whether you’re an international partner or a domestic one, moving to Durham can feel like a tough decision for many.
What Starting My MBA as a New Mom Taught Me About Grit, Growth, and Team Fuqua
Through the exhaustion, anxiety, and uncertainty, I found strength, growth, and community.
Deciding Where To Live
From the bustling energy of a downtown district to the convenience and walkability of neighborhoods near campus, there are many options for students to consider.
How Team Fuqua Assisted My Family’s International Move
Moving from China to the U.S. was a big step for us, especially with two little kids.
From Brazil to Durham: A Bulldog’s MBA Adventure
Despite initial anxiety, the preparation paid off, and having my wife and dog with me has enhanced my MBA journey.
Balancing Academics, Family and Fun While Pursuing an MBA With Your Partner
For anyone, getting your MBA means becoming a master in multitasking and prioritizing, but taking on the program with three kids and your partner as your classmate—those skills jump to a new level.
Being an MBA Dad is the Best Way to Experience Fuqua
All the second thoughts about being an MBA dad that I had at the beginning of school were long gone.
How My Multi-Cultural Background Prepared Me to Attend Fuqua
Before embarking on business school and then the business world, I was terrified. I soon discovered there were nice people who genuinely cared and wanted a better world too.
Being a Woman at Fuqua
I like to joke that my business school journey would make a perfect entry for, “How not to prepare for business school.” I chose Fuqua for many reasons, the most compelling of which is the Fuqua community. The turning point for me was attending the Women’s Leadership Weekend in November 2018