Duke Daytime MBA Student Blog

Looking back, I feel that those intense weeks of travel and networking helped me become a better investment banking candidate.

Now that I had established consulting as my clear recruiting direction, I decided to work diligently on three fronts related to the interview process: case interviews, behavioral interviews, and mental preparedness.

As an international student living in the U.S. for the first time, it was really challenging to recruit for a job as the process was new to me.

With the support from the Fuqua community, students in the Class of 2022 from Greater China achieved a strong recruiting performance.

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

Throughout the application process, I questioned my abilities, so I decided to create a podcast called, Failing Forward.

Since March, our team has been working diligently to help our students, alumni and employers to navigate the many challenges of virtual recruiting during COVID-19. Along the way, we’ve seen firsthand how job seekers can succeed despite the uncertainties and rapid changes. Here are a few insights that can make a big difference.

The journey to business school starts in many places—for me, it was in the back seat of my dad’s car. But for all MBAs, at some point, it converges on one location: an admissions interview room.

For most new MBAs, your past career no longer defines where you’re going once you walk through Fuqua’s doors. I was no exception.