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2019 Best & Brightest: Shivani Vora, Villanova University
Shivani Vora Villanova University School of Business “Life recipe: one cup of sweetness, one quart of adventure, one gallon of sassiness.” Fun fact about yourself: I have watched the Friends series...
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2019 Best & Brightest: Charlie Doherty, Northeastern University (D’Amore-McKim)
Charlie Doherty Northeastern University, D’Amore-McKim School of Business “Sustainability nerd, technically an athlete but also the clumsiest person you’ll meet.” Fun fact about yourself: I had to get...
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2019 Best & Brightest: Lindsay Shagrin, Lehigh University
Lindsay Shagrin Lehigh University “Avid learner, competitive athlete, loyal friend, caring daughter, supportive sister, chocolate enthusiast.” Fun fact about yourself: My siblings and I are all...
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The Best & Brightest Business Majors Of 2019
Kaylee Ewing is a survivor. On the surface, she might not seem like one. At the University of Georgia, Ewing majors in Management Information Systems and Marketing, along with serving as a school...
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The 10 Biggest Surprises In Business School
iStockPhoto Business majors account for nearly one in every five college graduates. That’s what the National Center for Education Statistics found in 2017. Not surprisingly, the largest major also...
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Business Major Popularity Dips Again
iStock photo For years, business has been the most popular major in the U.S. According to data released by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center last week, it still is. But the popularity...
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The Best Advice for Business Majors
istockphoto image What is the biggest mistake you can make in school? For Chip Chambers, the answer is the pursuit of recognition over learning. Forget that mythical 4.0 GPA, Dean’s List blurb, or...
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20 Lessons You Learn in Business School
If you major in engineering, you learn the connections between materials, weight, and design. You master a clear-cut set of facts, where any deviation can undermine utility, longevity, or safety....
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Dean’s Q&A: Lynn Wooten, Cornell Dyson
Lynn Wooten is Dean of the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University. Courtesy photo Growing up in Philadelphia, Lynn Wooten says business school was always in...
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The Favorite Professors of Business Majors
In some corners, “college teaching” spurs cynical laughs. Some graduates can remember staring off into space as bumbling graduate assistants rattled off their notes. Others can picture office hours...
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Diaries Of A Darkhorse: Is A Business Degree Really Necessary?
“Business” conjures up distinct images for different people. They may associate it with a splashy product rollout at a conference or simply two people discussing a proposal at a local diner. What...
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Profit & Ross: Oh, The Places You’ll Go With Business
The world of business is a world of opportunity, often framed as work. For example, when you are in business school, you can immerse yourself in study abroad programs that’ll take you all across the...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Jordyn Elliott, U.C.-Berkeley (Haas)
Jordyn Elliott University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of Business “I am a strong woman, a tough competitor, and an inclusive leader who always does her best.” Fun fact about yourself: I am...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Jenna Scheffert, University of Wisconsin
Jenna Scheffert University of Wisconsin School of Business “Ambitious small-town girl with an inexorable appetite for adventure, seeking global residency status via the Big Apple.” Fun fact about...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Simon Finnie, University of San Diego
Simon Finnie University of San Diego School of Business “My elevator pitch is way too nerdy for fifteen words.” Fun fact about yourself: Like every other Canadian, I played hockey for 15 years before...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Maia Julianne Kennedy, Wake Forest University
Maia Julianne Kennedy Wake Forest University School of Business “I am a multiracial business student passionate about international business, learning new languages, and traveling!” Fun fact about...
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Miami Musings: Business Clubs Prepare Students for the Workplace
he winning team of the Citi x UMiami Case Competition – Reid Baltuch ’22, Ben Ferbin ’22, Philip Dressler ’22, Paul Manderfeld ’22, and Mollie Cole ’20 (not pictured) Increasingly, companies are...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Joseph Esposito, University of Miami (Herbert)
Joseph Esposito University of Miami, Herbert Business School “I am a not-so-average Joe who is always ready to take on a challenge.” Fun fact about yourself: I used to dive competitively, from...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Kristen Wong, Syracuse University (Whitman)
Kristen Wong Syracuse University, Whitman School of Management “Five-foot girl with big impact.” Fun fact about yourself: I have a twin sister who is five minutes older, but she studies biology at...
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2020 Best & Brightest: Skylar Liang, Wake Forest University
Skylar Liang Wake Forest University School of Business “A half-Chinese girl who is the human embodiment of a narwhal: spontaneous and resourceful.” Fun fact about yourself: I made it onto ESPN for a...
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