BusinessWeek is hosting a live chat next week with Deirdre Leopold, the executive director of MBA Admissions and Financial Aid at Harvard. You can check out the link here, and read more about Leopold, as well as register to participate in the chat.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
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NYU's New Dual Degree
Dual degrees are always intriguing, but NYU may have just upped the ante on other schools with their new dual program, allowing students to earn both an MBA and an MFA. This combination brings together top faculty from both schools to develop an intriguing mix. Because of the way in which movie production is handled, there is an inherent link between film making and business. Students will spend the first of three years at Stern, and their second at Kanbar (NYU's film & theater school). The third and final year of the program will be split between the schools. Scholarships are also available, courtesy of an anonymous donor.
Source: NYU Press Release
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Wharton & Harvard
Wharton recently announced a new dual-degree with the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) at Harvard. The announcement came on their MBA Blog, and it's interesting to see them add yet another dual/joint-degree to their program, as they offer plenty already. Unfortunately, the announcement did not offer too many details, but I would encourage interested applicants to do some more research, and maybe contact the school itself, and see if this is a program worth applying to.
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