Calling all prospective female MBA students!
On November 6-8, Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business will hold its first ever Women’s Weekend. Demonstrating the School’s support and commitment to women—who made up 34% of the previous incoming full-time MBA class—the event is a chance for female applicants to learn about the Kelley MBA program and the opportunities available specifically for them.
Throughout the weekend, prospective students will have the chance to get advice from successful alumnae; meet and network with faculty, administrators, and current students; and learn about the many career options available after graduation. The School has also organized a variety of information sessions, networking events, and social events, so women can get in-depth information about the Kelley program, explore the city of Bloomington, and get tips on preparing for business school.
To find out more about the weekend, click here.
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