UBMBA Clubs Part One: Leadership and Collaboration Outside the Classroom

Members of UB Women in Management

The UB School of Management’s full-time MBA program provides an inclusive environment that supports big thinking, creative freedom, and vast possibilities for achievement. But achievement is not limited to the classroom. Continue reading UBMBA Clubs Part One: Leadership and Collaboration Outside the Classroom

Letters of Recommendation: Who, What, Why?

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After years of undergraduate study and professional work experience, and months of preparing for standardized tests and admission essays, it is time to select who will write your letters of recommendation for the UB MBA program. Continue reading Letters of Recommendation: Who, What, Why?

MBA Internships: Weighing Short-Term and Long-Term Goals for My Summer Internship

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Throughout my time in the UB School of Management’s full-time MBA program, the importance of experiential learning and the value of internships has been instilled in us. Continue reading MBA Internships: Weighing Short-Term and Long-Term Goals for My Summer Internship

The UB MBA Goes Abroad To China

UB MBA Students in China

Each year, the UB School of Management’s full-time MBA program hosts a two-week winter study trip to China, where students learn about Chinese culture and business. This is accomplished through pre-trip classroom learning and engaging site-visits to companies in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen. Continue reading The UB MBA Goes Abroad To China

No Longer at the Children’s Table: National Association of Women Business Owners

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When you think of a female business owner, what are you imagining? Betty Crocker? Or perhaps you think of Jennifer Lawrence, who recently portrayed Joy Mangano, the inventor of the Miracle Mop. That might have been what I thought of too. Continue reading No Longer at the Children’s Table: National Association of Women Business Owners

The Graduate Giving Council – It’s a Tradition

Richard Amantia holds a poster for the 2015 Graduate Class Gift

Many students believe that when they pay their tuition every month it covers their entire semester or university experience. In reality, this is not entirely the case. Gracious donors fund the rest of your education when your tuition money runs out. Continue reading The Graduate Giving Council – It’s a Tradition

Making the Transition from Military to MBA

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The transition from military service member to student can be an imposing endeavor. You may be wondering how well you will fit in and whether or not you will be able to keep pace with students who are fresh out of undergraduate school or seasoned working professionals who have returned to university to further enhance their skills. Continue reading Making the Transition from Military to MBA