Admit It: Rice Business MBA Blog

Learn from Rice Business how to ask for employer support for your EMBA, including employer sponsorship options, other types of financing and negotiation.

Learn from Rice Business how a part-time MBA fits a full-time career, along with tips for typical weekly workload ranges and practical planning strategies.

If you’re looking to sharpen your leadership skills, business acumen and network without putting your career on pause, a Rice MBA for working professionals might be just what you need.

Rice Business is home to many stellar professors who bring cutting-edge research, real-world business expertise and a deep commitment to mentorship. We turn to current MBA students to hear how a couple professors have defined their experience so far.

Curious how new federal aid changes will affect you? Read about how MBA programs are impacted — and why our students are finding smarter, more competitive ways to fund their futures.

Now in its 26th year, the Women in Leadership Conference has long been one of the defining gatherings at Rice Business. This year, it welcomed more than 600 attendees, fifteen sponsoring companies and endless advice on leadership.

For Bodie Gilbert ’26 and team, the Rice Global Field Experience (GFE) project culminated in a go-to-market strategy so impactful it helped land the client in the pages of Forbes Brasil.

Rice Business clubs reflect professional pathways, cultural backgrounds, shared experiences and a variety of hobbies. Continue reading about why MBA clubs and organizations are so important to our community and how to get involved.

Wondering how earning an MBA will affect your earning potential? Read about how the degree can grow your skills and salary immediately and long after graduation.

Rice students bring an average of five years of experience to the Full-Time MBA program. From stronger cohorts to high-powered networking, here’s why work experience is important for top business programs in the U.S.