Hello everyone — welcome back A must read for poets and poetsan easy-to-understand summary of top business school news. CentreCourt, P&Q virtual admission event.
I’m your host, Christy Briseffer. Highlight the most important points. P&Q Stories you may have missed. So let’s get down to business.
Wharton’s research abilities are legendary in higher education circles. Her B-School at the University of Pennsylvania is home to more than 20 of her research centers and initiatives in everything from analysis to public policy to social impact. Its scholarships create new courses, programs, and partnerships between academia, industry, and government, all helping to address pressing global business challenges.
So it’s no surprise that the business school has topped two major research rankings released in recent weeks, the Financial Times’ annual research rankings and UT-Dallas’ North American and global research rankings. No big surprise.
From our homepage, you can see how other leading research institutions performed in the latest rankings.
Poets&Quants For Undergrads has been recognizing the “best” business majors since 2016, and this list is consistently one of our most popular articles.
To identify the 100 students on the list, we invite the top 50 schools in our annual business school undergraduate rankings to submit two alumni who fit our definition of “best.”
This year’s list included 60 women and students from countries other than the United States. They are a diverse group of young stars, ranging from elite athletes to social activists, military veterans, and startup founders.
If you’re so inclined, you can take a closer look at all 100 individual profiles from our homepage.
A new EV charging network for city dwellers.
The digital incentive spirometer and mobile app are designed to significantly improve post-surgery recovery.
A new way for new students to meet and find the resources they need on campus.
The student entrepreneurs behind these three new business ideas are among the 14 finalists in this year’s BIG IdeaBounce® powered by Poets&Quants. The pitch competition, hosted by the University of Washington’s Olin School of Business, attracted 120 participants from around the world.
Finalists will compete against each other for the top prize of $50,000 in front of Olin’s panel of judges.
Read about each business idea and vote for your favorite. This article is available on the News tab.
No. 4: Weekly news summary
No matter where you are in your MBA journey, this week we have some stories to help you.
First: When to start your MBA application?. In this story, available from our homepage, we share his 7 strategies you should start using now with a round 1 countdown.
Next: Consulting application deadline for 2024-2025. If you’re planning a career in consulting, start with this application day roundup available under the News tab.
finally: Applying to INSEAD? Advice on 6 typical profiles. Find this story under Fortuna Admissions in the admissions hub on the main menu.
That’s it for this week’s must-read summary.
We would also like to draw the attention of school seekers to the Events tab on the main menu. There you’ll find all upcoming admissions events for a variety of degrees and programs, including full-time and online MBAs, specialized masters, entrepreneurship, and more. Registration is free.
Again, I’m Christy Briseffer. Join us next week here as we summarize what’s important in the world of business education. Thank you for listening.
