Category: mentor

Breaking Convention Left and Right: A 1st Year’s Perspective on the New Curriculum & Module System

in 2014, 2015, Allison, blog, boston, cohort, community, culture, mba, mentor, mentorship, networking, Student Life

There are all kinds of stereotypes floating around about MBA students. The most widely accepted is that we’re cutthroat: mercilessly competitive, money-driven, and power-hungry. When I was considering the decision to attend business school, I was a bit unsure about being included in a group labeled with these characteristics. I subscribed to the stereotype. I’ll […]

Just helping BU celebrate its 100th birthday and hanging out with Dean Freeman. He kept telling us to call him Ken and even high-fived some of us – strong family here!”

in 2014, adventure, collaboration, community, culture, diversity, First Year, Grad student, intramural, Making the Most, mba, mentor, mentorship, SMG snapshots, social life, Student Life, teamwork, the first year

Photo submitted by Eugene Kang, 2015

Boston University Mentor Program

in alumni, mentor, networking, Yang

Post by:Simon YangMBA 2013 We’ve all heard how important networking is to having a successful business career, and having a mentor relationship plays a key role in this. BU’s mentor program is a great way for first year students to connect with second years and get advice about anything– whether it’s getting acclimated to Boston, […]