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09 Feb 2011, 08:42
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Yes. Do you plan on attending?
Executive MBA: February Open House and Class Visit Days
Jan 26th, 2011 by mbaexec
Students and alumni consistently tell us that visiting Darden and experiencing our case method classroom was critical to their executive MBA research process.
In February, you have three opportunities to visit Darden and learn more about the MBA for Executives program. Each of these days is designed to give you first-hand experience with our case method, award-winning faculty and close-knit community.
Join us for the Open House, a Class Visit Day – or both. Each will provide an ideal opportunity to get your executive MBA questions answered while you expand your network.
MBA for Executives Open House:
Saturday, Feb. 12th
Participate in a case discussion with other prospective students led by a member of the Darden faculty.
Enjoy a special Q&A session with Bob Bruner, Dean of The Darden School.
Have lunch with MBA Exec students, professors and staff
Gain insight from a panel discussion with MBA Exec Alumni, Admissions, Career Development and Financial Aid.
Open House details and registration
MBA for Executives Class Visit Days:
Thursday, Feb. 10th and Friday, Feb. 11th
Attend an MBA for Executives class led by a member of Darden’s award-winning faculty.
Have lunch with MBA for Executives students, professors, and staff.
Have the option of scheduling your admissions interview for the day of your class visit.
Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis, so please register soon.
Class Visit Days details and registration
For questions or help with registration, please contact us at [email protected].
We’re excited to offer these opportunities to sample Darden’s unique learning experience and community.
09 Feb 2011, 08:51
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Im not trying to me mr morality, I just think current situation is a very difficult thing to mask. I mean would if you tell them you still work at place A and they say, oh thats great - what current project are you working on? Then you are just digging a deeper trench or forced to come clean about a past lie. Darden seems to be accepting of career switchers and understanding of circumstances, so I'm happy to be playing my cards face up.
