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Finding Team Fuqua Around The Dinner Table
The Triangle is an elite food region, and somehow, the food gets even better when you experience it through the multicultural community at Fuqua.
Finding My Place as an ‘Average’ Student in Business School
Fuqua will challenge you in the specific way that most transformative places challenge you, by showing you how much larger you are capable of becoming.
Building Confidence and Community in MQM
While MQM events are great social activities, they help students build the interpersonal skills that recruiters look for and create a community that makes the MQM experience more meaningful and memorable.
Redefining My Career Path in a Data-Driven World
MQM gave me the space to struggle, learn, and improve without feeling like I was falling behind.
25 Random Things About MQM
As members of the MQM program, career, and admissions teams, we’re often asked what makes the MQM experience special.
Mountains and Valleys: Learning About AI and Analytics as a Team
Whether it was a teammate patiently explaining Python syntax for the fourth time or a professor turning complex math into something funny and digestible, I always felt supported.
Why I Love Being an Admissions Ambassador
The decision to become an admissions ambassador wasn’t just about getting involved on campus — it was about giving back to a community that had already given me so much.
In Pole Position: Racing Toward My Passion With MQM
The opportunity to attend a NASCAR race confirmed my passion and career ambitions, and as I embark on my career search, I feel confident that motorsports is where I belong.
How Sports Enhanced My Year in Durham
Amid the challenges of the MQM program — whether grappling with various machine learning methods or mastering the design of data visualization dashboards — I could always rely on the abundance of sporting events throughout the year as a welcome reprieve.
4 Important Questions To Ask Before Building a Machine Learning Model
"Should we build this?" is more than just a question; it's a way of thinking.