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01 May 2021, 12:56
03 May 2021, 20:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: Recruiting Tips – Part 3: Investment Banking |
| Even if you’ve spent some time reflecting on your goals, the first year of an MBA is so full of networking events, coffee chats, meet and greets, applications, and interview prep that your time management skills are quickly put to the test. Managing these endeavors, as well as class and social responsibilities, can be challenging, […] |
03 May 2021, 20:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: Recruiting Tips – Part 3: Investment Banking |
| Even if you’ve spent some time reflecting on your goals, the first year of an MBA is so full of networking events, coffee chats, meet and greets, applications, and interview prep that your time management skills are quickly put to the test. Managing these endeavors, as well as class and social responsibilities, can be challenging, […] |
05 May 2021, 10:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: Social Entrepreneurship and Chicago Booth: Part 1 |
| Tom Voutsos, Class of 2022, is a veteran originally from Michigan. After serving as a Marine logistics officer, Tom worked for a social startup in Wilmington, North Carolina. In this series, he will discuss his social entrepreneurship journey as a first year student at Booth. In this post, he discusses how he came up with […] |
05 May 2021, 10:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: Social Entrepreneurship and Chicago Booth: Part 1 |
| Tom Voutsos, Class of 2022, is a veteran originally from Michigan. After serving as a Marine logistics officer, Tom worked for a social startup in Wilmington, North Carolina. In this series, he will discuss his social entrepreneurship journey as a first year student at Booth. In this post, he discusses how he came up with […] |
07 May 2021, 15:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: Business School, Two kids, and a Pandemic |
| This journey through pursuing my MBA has not all rainbows and flowers, of course. I had to balance a lot of plates, and to be honest, one or two got dropped. Last year, for instance, a teacher at the daycare tested positive for COVID-19, and my daughters had to quarantine for two weeks. This happened […] |
07 May 2021, 15:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: Business School, Two kids, and a Pandemic |
| This journey through pursuing my MBA has not all rainbows and flowers, of course. I had to balance a lot of plates, and to be honest, one or two got dropped. Last year, for instance, a teacher at the daycare tested positive for COVID-19, and my daughters had to quarantine for two weeks. This happened […] |
12 May 2021, 08:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: Untapped Resources at Booth |
| One of the most difficult parts of my b-school experience, especially during the first year, has been the constant juggling between academics, recruiting, and socializing. I had to prioritize a few things over others depending on the quarter/year. I was always amazed by myriad well-known Booth offerings. However, during my conversations with fellow Boothies, I […] |
17 May 2021, 17:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: Business School, Two Kids, and a Pandemic |
| This journey through pursuing my MBA has not been all rainbows and flowers, of course. I had to balance a lot of plates, and to be honest, one or two got dropped. Last year, for instance, a teacher at the daycare tested positive for COVID-19, and my daughters had to quarantine for two weeks. This […] |
17 May 2021, 17:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: Untapped Resources at Booth |
| One of the most difficult parts of my b-school experience, especially during the first year, has been the constant juggling between academics, recruiting, and socializing. I had to prioritize a few things over others depending on the quarter/year. I was always amazed by myriad well-known Booth offerings. However, during my conversations with fellow Boothies, I […] |
20 May 2021, 12:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: NEVERLAND: Up and Accelerating |
| We are used to imagining life experiences as cycles that come, reach a peak, and then slowly fade away as they end… NOT IN BUSINESS SCHOOL! Right when I have the impression that by my last few weeks of business school I have already squeezed all the learnings and experiences that are out there available […] |
21 May 2021, 01:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: NEVERLAND: Up and Accelerating |
| We are used to imagining life experiences as cycles that come, reach a peak, and then slowly fade away as they end… NOT IN BUSINESS SCHOOL! Right when I have the impression that by my last few weeks of business school I have already squeezed all the learnings and experiences that are out there available […] |
21 May 2021, 09:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: A Look Back on a Very Unique Experience |
| Receiving my graduation regalia in the mail, earlier this week, brought about a series of reflective emotions. I am about to complete a Masters in Business Administration from a great program that I worked really hard to get into. As I think about my time at Booth, I realize that this experience wasn’t necessarily what […] |
21 May 2021, 12:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: A Look Back on a Very Unique Experience |
| Receiving my graduation regalia in the mail, earlier this week, brought about a series of reflective emotions. I am about to complete a Masters in Business Administration from a great program that I worked really hard to get into. As I think about my time at Booth, I realize that this experience wasn’t necessarily what […] |
24 May 2021, 11:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: Balancing Act: Startup, Family, School (Part 2) |
| Tom Voutsos, Class of 2022, is a veteran originally from Michigan. After serving as a Marine logistics officer, Tom worked for a social startup in Wilmington, North Carolina. In this series, he will discuss his social entrepreneurship journey as a first year student at Booth and participant in the John Edwardson, ’72, Social New Venture […] |
24 May 2021, 12:00
| FROM The Booth Experience: Balancing Act: Startup, Family, School (Part 2) |
| Tom Voutsos, Class of 2022, is a veteran originally from Michigan. After serving as a Marine logistics officer, Tom worked for a social startup in Wilmington, North Carolina. In this series, he will discuss his social entrepreneurship journey as a first year student at Booth and participant in the John Edwardson, ’72, Social New Venture […] |
26 May 2021, 13:01
| FROM The Booth Experience: A Sprint Through The Finish Line |
| Before business school, every alum I talked to said the same thing: Make sure you have a plan when you get to school because it’s going to go quickly and there will be many opportunities that you’ll need to prioritize. I would like to add one caveat to this phrase…plans change. Mine certainly did. I’m […] |
26 May 2021, 13:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: A Sprint Through The Finish Line |
| Before business school, every alum I talked to said the same thing: Make sure you have a plan when you get to school because it’s going to go quickly and there will be many opportunities that you’ll need to prioritize. I would like to add one caveat to this phrase…plans change. Mine certainly did. I’m […] |
03 Jun 2021, 15:00
| FROM The Booth Experience: Embrace the Unexpected with Grace |
| Having my Booth interview two weeks after I delivered my baby, calling the movers with the constant sound of the baby crying in the background, having an unexpected wrist surgery one month before I moved to Chicago, juggling coursework, recruiting, and taking care of my not-yet-one year old baby….I knew my MBA experience was not […] |
03 Jun 2021, 15:01
| FROM Booth Student Perspectives Blog: Embrace the Unexpected with Grace |
| Having my Booth interview two weeks after I delivered my baby, calling the movers with the constant sound of the baby crying in the background, having an unexpected wrist surgery one month before I moved to Chicago, juggling coursework, recruiting, and taking care of my not-yet-one year old baby….I knew my MBA experience was not […] |
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