Tag Archives: Military MBA

November 10, 2020

4 Research Tips for Veteran MBA Applicants

Graduate management education provides many benefits for veteran MBA applicants. Besides the skills-building and networking opportunities, it can be an incredible launchpad for a civilian career. Yet some veterans don’t immediately see the correlation … →

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June 2, 2017

HBS to Offer Fee Waiver to Active Duty Military

Harvard Business School has announced that it will waive the $250 application fee for its MBA program for all active duty military applicants starting in June 2017. HBS students transitioning from active military service compose … →

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April 11, 2017

Mark Your Calendars for Kellogg’s Military Preview Day

Current and former members of the armed forces possess numerous skills that admissions boards value in an MBA candidate. Real-world leadership experience, the ability to strategize and think on their feet, and being able … →

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September 9, 2016

Military MBA Applicants: It’s Not About You…Until Now

In the second of our new series of guest posts directed at military applicants, army veteran and Cornell MBA Peter Sukits shares candid, actionable advice for military veterans considering a transition to a full-time MBA program. … →

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April 11, 2016

Chicago Booth Alum Gifts $10M for Veteran MBA Scholarships

Military veterans seeking an MBA degree at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business will have a significant leg up, thanks to the $10 million gift from alumnus Eric Gleacher to fund a groundbreaking scholarship … →

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February 26, 2016

Attention, Military MBA Applicants

Military MBA applicants tend to blow other candidates out of the water, figuratively speaking, because they have a wealth of experience to draw from at a very young age. In fact, my very first client, … →

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