Duke Daytime MBA Student Blog

A major part of my decision to attend Fuqua was to develop as a leader.

Silicon Valley isn’t just home to coders or AI data scientists; it’s a gathering place for all kinds of like-minded individuals working together to create a better future for the world.

Embarking on an enriching MBA trip during my second year at Fuqua taught me about leadership, organization and personal growth.

While I initially struggled to build a strong community at Fuqua, I eventually found my home here.

Now that I have graduated with my MBA from Fuqua, it’s a great opportunity to pause, look back, and thank myself for this gift that I gave myself.

I found many exciting and compelling opportunities to develop professional skills and abilities through experiential learning.

I quickly found that everyone at COP27 was interested in problem-solving to create more sustainable practices.

When I was a prospective student, I remember reading marketing materials about Fuqua. Now that I have graduated, I have seen how the elements of that content have been brought to life.

My decision to study in Rotterdam during my MBA as part of the Outgoing Exchange Program baffled many individuals