If you’re looking to enroll at a business school that prepares you for success and lifts you up at the same time, put Rice Business at the top of your list. Now is your time to take the next step, make meaningful connections with other like-minded women and further your career.
At Rice Business, we’re committed to you and your goals. We want to see you fulfill your potential as an innovative thinker, a leader in the workplace and a problem solver in the community. With 33% of the full-time class made up of women and 29% of faculty, enrolling at Rice means you’re automatically in good company. From trailblazers in entrepreneurship to mentors in the C-suite, you’ll have the open door treatment and support you need. Volunteer with the student-led Women in Leadership Conference, where you and your classmates will plan and present one of the largest events at the school as part of our flagship recruiting event, Women Preview Weekend. Join the student government or a case competition to make your mark. Learn more about the opportunities and resources we offer to make you feel at home at Rice Business.
And finally, let some of the rich stories of our students and alumnae illuminate your own. We can’t wait to share yours. Get started and talk to a recruiter today or reach out to our women student ambassadors today.
“One of the things the MBA program has given me is confidence — the feeling that there’s nothing I can’t explore.”
Full-Time MBA '22 Sophie Randolph's start-up, Green Room, was named one of Poets&Quant's most disruptive.
"In the Rice Business MBA program, everyone's learning. I’m learning from my peers; my peers are learning from me. I always appreciate the openness my classmates have to my insights and my experiences as a woman of color.”
“For a professional MBA program, I was expecting to come to class, finish my homework, take an exam and get a degree. However, my experience has been much more intimate on so many levels.”
“I decided to pursue my MBA because I want to bring the knowledge and skills I attain in business school back to the fight as a strategic leader in the Army.”
Listen to episodes of Owl Have You Know, a podcast by Rice Business Alumni, to learn about more trailblazing women from Rice Business.
Abbey Donnell discusses how Rice Business empowered her to start her own company, the women entrepreneurship environment in Houston and how service providers can pivot through the pandemic.
Patra Brannon-Isaac discusses the process of being admitted to Rice Business, the impact her MBA has had on her career trajectory, and her involvement in diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at the school.
Pranika Sinha, Managing Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Organizational Development at Greystone joins host David Droogleever. Pranika talks about what stops her from hitting the snooze button in the morning, how a sense of belonging factors into diversity and inclusion, and what unconscious bias is and how to recognize it.
Joan Dunlap discusses her experience in the Rice Business MBA program as an engineer, the role of team chemistry in entrepreneurship and how problem-solving plays a role in career satisfaction.
Devina Bhojwani, president and co-owner of IDEA Lab Kids International, talks about her pivot from working at an international offshore drilling contractor to entrepreneurship within the education space. Devina also digs into her reasons for deciding on Rice for her MBA and describes the hidden value of the Rice network.
Runsi Sen talks about her experience at Rice Business, her transition out of the corporate world and the life circumstances that led her to found an ovarian cancer non-profit foundation, Ovarcome.
Julianne Katz joined Owl Have You Know during the summer of 2020 to talk about her decision to switch from a career in fine arts in NYC to pursue a graduate degree in business. She talks about what it was like to have to shift from in-person classes to virtual learning during a global pandemic.
Karen Crofton, Rice Business graduate class of 2010, talks about her journey to entrepreneurship, from engineering school to Rice Business to teaching entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado and her role as an investor in data and financial technology startups.
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Interested in learning more about the MBA programs offered by Rice Business? Send us an email at ricemba@rice.edu.
No matter what your career goals look like now, an entrepreneurial mindset is necessary for lifelong growth and career success. Rice Business and its community in Houston are here to help you build it and thrive.
Your decision to earn an MBA means you’re serious about your career. So are we. At the Rice Business Career Development Office (CDO), our number one goal is to help you elevate your career, starting with defining your professional strengths and interests, areas of expertise and personal motivations. Then we use those insights to design a personalized development plan.
One of the top questions we get about the online MBA student experience is how do you become part of the Rice Business community if you’re taking classes solely online? If you live in or around Houston, you’ve got more opportunities to come to campus. But even if you’re far away, you still have ways to interact, get to know your classmates and professors in person, and meet alumni.
