Starting the MBA application process can be daunting. What school is right for you? Where will you be happiest, learn the most, and most importantly, get a job?! Make the most of your summer and the time before the admissions deadlines for Wharton/Lauder’s joint-degree MBA/MA program to do your research on programs so you can…
Imagine yourself hiking up a rainforest hillside at the end of rainy season, the frogs singing to each other all around you, mud everywhere, on the hunt for wildlife, and slowly climbing up to a lookout. You hear hints of voices behind the sounds of the forest, so you know you are close, and as…
Current Lauder student James Juchau (WG’20) discusses his summer immersion experience in the Arabic language program and the SAMENA regional component, and what his first semester is like at Lauder.
Current Lauder student Julia Stock, ’20, discusses her summer immersion in the Africa French program, and her current studies at Lauder.
Hear from Jessica Beckhart, ’19, on how she financed her Wharton MBA and Lauder MA degrees. Read more.
On most Thursdays in the fall and spring, Lauder hosts a weekly information session for interested applicants. To register, visit our events page. If you are interested in sitting in on a Lauder class, you can do so by registering here. We look forward to meeting you on campus this fall!
An official welcome to the Class of 2020 from The Lauder Institute. Seventy-two students have joined the newest Lauder class from around the world. We wish them all the best as the pursue program!
Congratulations to Julia Stock, a member of the Lauder’s incoming Africa track, who was chosen along with other top MBA students from around the world, to be profiled in Poets and Quants’ Profiles in Courage: Meet the MBA Class of 2020. Read more.
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