Is your future in the place where law and business collide? Meet the woman who juggles the two worlds of law and business school (and she has two offices to show for it!).
Listen to the recording of our conversation with Colleen France, Associate Director of JD/MBA Programs at Penn Law & The Wharton School, for the low down on this very intense program.
00:02:46 – From admissions to capstone: a comprehensive overview of the 3 year JD/MBA Program.
00:08:54 – Who the 4-year JD/MBA Program is for.
00:12:25 – What the adcom is looking for: How applications are submitted and evaluated.
00:15:45 – How the integrated program works.
00:21:00 – A glance at the (highly impressive) JD/MBA class profile.
00:23:40 – What would make Colleen excited about an applicant.
00:26:39 – The graduates: where are they & what are they saying about their JD/MBA experience.
00:30:11 – Are the 3-year students cut short?
00:34:10 – Great advice for potential applicants.
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Related Links:
• The JD/MBA Program
• The Wharton School
• University of Pennsylvania Law School
• The JD/MBA Program on Tubmlr
• The JD/ MBA Program on Twitter
• Interview with JD/MBA Student Craig Carter
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