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The Booth MBA school hosted a Washington DC student led event on July 27th. It was hosted at Hudson Restaurant in DC and there were five current Booth students present.
Highlights
-Relaxed event with food and drink, just talking with current students, no admissions office reps
-Booth has about 12 current students interning in the DC area
-Less than 10% of students live on campus, most live around the Loop in downtown area, just a 30-minute public transit ride to campus
-Since there is no cohort structure, and you choose where you want to focus, you get more learning team groups to participate in for each class
-People mix about 1/3 married/serious relationships, 1/3 causal/semi-serious relationships, 1/3 single, Thanksgiving timeframe is the break-up cut off
-Students I talked to were in strategy at a hospitality company and in consulting, both said Booth set them up with a CEO-level mentor when they got into the school
-Not just finance, international MBA is a good option, and the marketing offerings are robust
-Global trips are great, usually about 15 people a trip, best way to start developing strong relationships
Would say this event is much more helpful in understanding the culture and people of the school versus the standard MBA info sessions.
Post can be seen here: https://sleeplessinmba.weebly.com/blog.html
Highlights
-Relaxed event with food and drink, just talking with current students, no admissions office reps
-Booth has about 12 current students interning in the DC area
-Less than 10% of students live on campus, most live around the Loop in downtown area, just a 30-minute public transit ride to campus
-Since there is no cohort structure, and you choose where you want to focus, you get more learning team groups to participate in for each class
-People mix about 1/3 married/serious relationships, 1/3 causal/semi-serious relationships, 1/3 single, Thanksgiving timeframe is the break-up cut off
-Students I talked to were in strategy at a hospitality company and in consulting, both said Booth set them up with a CEO-level mentor when they got into the school
-Not just finance, international MBA is a good option, and the marketing offerings are robust
-Global trips are great, usually about 15 people a trip, best way to start developing strong relationships
Would say this event is much more helpful in understanding the culture and people of the school versus the standard MBA info sessions.
Post can be seen here: https://sleeplessinmba.weebly.com/blog.html
