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| FROM Booth Admissions Blog: Connect With Students via Live Chats |
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For those of you who may not be able to visit campus before submitting your application, or would just like another way to connect with members of the Booth community, participating in our online chats is a great option. We host chats on a variety of topics, like entrepreneurship at Boothor timely admissions Q&A chats. We try to put our students in front of you, because no one else can tell their story better than they can. Last week, we hosted a chat on the topic of marketing at Booth. In one interaction, Miriam Droller, second-year student and co-chair of the Marketing Group, poignantly addressed a prospective student’s question about marketing at a school perceived so strongly also in finance. “… I am a second year going into brand management and I have taken 'Investments and Corporation Finance' and I plan to take 'Cases in Financial Management' in the spring. Particularly when it comes to marketing, having expertise in other disciplines is very important. As a marketer, you often act as a general manager, working with other departments such as finance. Understanding the finances of your company as a brand manager can help you succeed in a marketing career … I absolutely love the opportunity to take classes across a wide variety of disciplines and gain expertise in areas which I know will help me as I embark upon a marketing career.” If you've missed any of our chats, feel free to peruse the transcripts for some helpful insight into the Booth experience and answers to potential questions that you might have. We will be hosting upcoming chats on finance and the admissions process, so stay tuned! All the best, Amy |
| FROM Booth Admissions Blog: My Booth Journey |
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As a new Assistant Director to the Full-Time MBA Admissions team, I am excited to work with you along your MBA journey. My own journey to Booth began almost two years ago, when I started working with the Evening MBA and Weekend MBA programs. My move to Full-Time Admissions comes with some new responsibilities and challenges; I’m working on the Operations and Evaluation team, which manages the evaluation process from beginning to end. I will be focusing on things like ensuring your experience with our application system is a good one, and guiding the Admissions committee through the assessment process. As you can imagine, this entails a lot of data analysis, as well as looking at operational efficiencies within our systems. That’s appealing to me - I enjoy solving problems and I like to find connections. I try to work and live efficiently and I don’t like to waste time or materials. I’m interested in being able to analyze a problem, and with the help of data, find a solution that makes our processes more efficient and user-friendly. I like doing what makes sense. For me, my role at Booth is a perfect fit. Data and efficiency aside, I also enjoy the opportunity to watch applicants evolve into students. From that first inquiry for information, to their on-campus interview, to the first day of the quarter when they’re heading to class, it is very rewarding for me to see their journey unfold. I also get a chance to see firsthand how accessible our students are to the MBA candidates. I think it really shows the kind of community that Booth has. These are really great people who are happy to be here and happy to see others come here. So to the hopeful applicants, I look forward to answering your questions, helping you navigate your way through our application process, reading your essays, seeing you at an information session, and saying hi to you on your first day of class. I also look forward to growing in my role at Booth and learning from all of the smart people who are here every day. Cheers, Tyler |
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