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Here’s your guide to what an MBA is, how long it takes, what you’ll learn and how it can transform your career — no matter your industry.
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From startups to scale-ups, these alumni-founded ventures show how Rice Business turns entrepreneurial ambition into real-world impact.
12 Jun
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What makes the Executive MBA so valuable? Learn how this flexible, high-impact degree empowers experienced professionals to lead or pivot — and go further in their careers.
22 May
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Life is all about choices, many of which are temporary. Some chances are worth taking, especially if they allow you to be a part of something larger than yourself.
In 2020, WILC sold out a week in advance, with over 500 attendees and nearly 200 companies represented. Here, MBA student Caroline Yuki Yang describes what she gained at the 2020 gathering.
A year ago I was in your shoes — passionate about my career and eager to take the next step in my professional development. Applying to Rice Business was the best decision I made in 2020.
One of the first principles Rice Business students learn is to have a strategy. As the world confronts COVID-19, that lesson has helped the school itself.
Full-Time MBA Katie Chung's next column of the Rice Report just dropped for Poets&Quants. Check out her latest advice about networking and how to break through the discomfort to form real relationships.
Rice Business now has a third cohort in its full-time MBA program — a response to Houston's growth as a global business hub. Rice Business Dean Peter Rodriguez explains why the Rice Business Community is now a bigger pond with more fish.
Missing your friends and family? Here are some strategies to connect with loved ones left behind by the intensity of the MBA experience.
Top leaders are experts at managing change. Now nimbleness, quantitative strength and strategy skills are more important than ever for landing a job. What should Rice MBA students know about the recruiting outlook? A Q&A with Jessica Campbell of the Rice Business Career Development Office.
COVID-19 has moved education online, including MBA recruiting. Take a look at the new rules for engaging employers in the digital world.
What’s not to love about skipping the GMAT or the GRE? Here are some answers about the process: who’s eligible for a waiver, who’s most likely to get one – and above all, why you should think twice about seeking a waiver unless it’s absolutely necessary.
