Undergraduate Pipeline Partner Spotlights

Boston University (Questrom School of Business)
At Boston University Questrom School of Business, we prepare innovative and ethical leaders who understand the impact of business on society and create value for the world. Questrom’s portfolio of academic programs is robust and includes a Top 20 undergraduate program of over 2,200 students; distinctive MBA offerings including a full- and part-time MBA grounded in a hand-on, team-based approach, the affordable Online MBA, and specialty MBAs in social impact, health, and digital technology; several thriving specialized masters programs in areas including business analytics, mathematical finance, and management studies; and a rigorous PhD program. More than 50,000 Questrom alumni form a powerful global network of leaders driving value creation that changes the world. And, we are part of one of the world’s leading research universities, in an international city known for innovation.
At Questrom, we recognize that our differences are our strength and the diversity of our community shows the dedication we have to that mission. Questrom boasts a student body that is 43% women, with multiple graduate programs at or above 50%. Women make up 34% of our full-time faculty, with four women out of 11 Questrom leadership positions currently held by women. Susan Fournier, Allen Questrom Professor and Dean, serves as the school’s first woman dean.

The Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion supports all identity-based student clubs, including herNetwork, the Women’s MBA Association (WMBAA), and the Women in OMBA Affinity Group (WOMBA). The Women’s MBA Association, one of the largest and most active graduate clubs at Questrom, is a student-led group that provides community, social opportunities, career guidance, and support to women. They plan a number of events each year for women in our graduate programs including workshops, networking and social events. Recently, they hosted “She Leads Boston”, a conference and networking event for women MBA students across the Boston area. The Women in OMBA Affinity Group hosts an interview series called “The OMBA Chronicles: Adventures of Women in Business and a series during Women’s History Month called “#BreakTheBias” to help women advocate for themselves in the workplace.
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Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper School of Business)
The Tepper School of Business thrives at the heart of Carnegie Mellon University and embodies its forward-thinking culture and spirit of innovation; from artificial intelligence to intelligent systems; the Tepper School is the birthplace of the data-informed and emotionally intelligent approach to business: The Intelligent Future.

Ranked among the world’s top business schools by leading international business publications, the school offers a STEM-certified MBA program in four formats: Full-Time, Part-Time Online Hybrid, Part-Time Flex, and Part-Time Accelerated. Additional programs include MS degrees in Product Management, Business Analytics and Computational Finance; undergraduate business and economics, a doctorate program for Ph.D. candidates; and Tepper Executive Education. With the ability to leverage technology and analyze data, and by imparting behavioral skills that focus on emotional intelligence, the Tepper School fosters an innovative approach: a future fueled by data, powered by technology, and reimagined by human intelligence.

At the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon, our commitment to enhancing opportunities for women graduates is reflected in a culture that emphasizes transformation, teamwork and innovation. We believe in the potential of each student, and we partner with you to develop both the hard skills strategic, analytical decision making and the soft skills confidence and poise that are necessary for leadership in today’s global marketplace. We also believe in options, which is why we offer one MBA in three different formats: full-time, part-time on-campus and part-time online hybrid.

Our alumni community, which spans 33 chapters in 19 US cities and over 14 countries, is a tight-knit family that opens doors for one another into a variety of job functions and industries. An MBA serves as an ideal platform for pursuing career paths that make a difference. From entrepreneurial start-ups to global enterprises, our students work in positions that directly impact both social and management issues.

Attracting and advancing women is a priority at the Tepper School of Business. In addition to offering Forté Fellowships, we participate in a portfolio of initiatives including Forté Forums, MBALaunch and Forté conferences. We also have Forté Ambassadors to help our women students take full advantage of the Forté network. Each year, the Tepper School and the Tepper Women in Business club host a women’s leadership conference to enhance the development of current and prospective students and elevate the conversation among businesswomen in the region.

At the Tepper School, you won’t just be a number; our intentionally small class size (approximately 220 in our full-time program) facilitates exceptional opportunities for leadership, networking and community engagement.
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Columbia Business School

Columbia Business School

For over 100 years, Columbia Business School has developed leaders who create value for business and society at large within New York City and around the world. Today, the cutting-edge curriculum helps students solve the increasingly complex challenges of the modern business era with groundbreaking research, a commitment to inclusivity, and real-time connection to industry and practice.

Students also benefit from unmatched insights and learning across key areas of business, including digital transformation, entrepreneurship and innovation, twenty-first century finance, the intersection of business and society, and climate and sustainability.

Columbia Women in Business (CWiB) participates in admissions events for women, one-on-one mentoring for women applicants and, with an active membership of over 400, extended career and networking programming for current students. The mission of CWiB is to foster a lifelong learning community that enables all CBS women to achieve their personal and professional aspirations through programming, mentoring, coaching and advising that provides education, support and friendship to our members.

The annual CWiB “Women in Business” conference has become a signature event for Columbia Business School and the New York business community. The Conference enables alumnae, business leaders, students and prospective students to network and share ideas on achieving success in the marketplace. Each year, the conference attracts more than 700 women.

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Duke University (The Fuqua School of Business)
Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business attracts and nurtures a new kind of business leader who has the power to bring out strengths in others and move teams forward toward a common purpose. Our community is made up of students and faculty from around the world who thrive in an environment with differing viewpoints. We bring them together to inform a leadership style that inspires entire organizations to do better while doing what’s best. With everything from full-time programs to those for working professionals, Fuqua gives students a safe place to push their limits and try new things in the format that works best for them. Ultimately, we measure the success of our graduates by their impact on workplaces and the world around them, by their relationships and reputations.
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Emory University (Goizueta Business School)
Business education has been an integral part of Emory University’s identity since 1919. That kind of longevity and significance does not come without a culture built on success and service. Emory University’s Goizueta Business School offers a unique, community-oriented environment paired with the academic prestige and rigor of a major research institution. We prepare the principled business leaders of today and tomorrow to positively impact business and society. Together, the Goizueta community strives to solve the world’s most pressing business problems. The school is named for the late Roberto C. Goizueta, former Chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company.

Evening MBA
Find the depth and breadth of learning you’d expect from a top-ranked MBA on a flexible schedule structured specifically for working professionals. Our part-time MBA enables you to adjust your quantity, timing, and type of courses to match your professional goals and personal life. Complete the program on-campus, online, or mix and match formats on a course-by-course basis. Enjoy the flexibility of a part-time MBA while still gaining the full MBA experience. Leadership development, global immersions, client-projects…this part-time MBA has it all.

Executive MBA
Designed for emerging executives and seasoned professionals, you’ll tailor the EMBA to your professional interests, enhance your leadership abilities, and maximize your ability to create organizational value. When you aren’t learning from experts or trading ideas with peers in the classroom, you’ll dive into learning immersions like a global study trip, a policy trip to D.C., or an executive skills workshop in Atlanta. Choose between on-campus, hybrid, and online EMBA formats to accommodate your busy schedule.

Women at Goizueta At Goizueta, we believe that a woman’s place is in leadership. We deliver a range of large-group signature events and more intimate workshops throughout the year to create a bonded community and strengthen your professional network among women in business (fellow MBA students, Goizueta alumni, and executives in the region).

Additionally, Goizueta students have the access and support of the following groups throughout their program experience.
- Goizueta Women in Business: This group provides professional and personal development opportunities for women at Goizueta by fostering relationships inside and outside the Emory community.
- Executive Women of Goizueta: This group provides a forum for Goizueta women to be successful leaders in their careers, communities, and lives.
- Alumni Mentor Program: This program matches students with alumni, based on their functional areas of interest and affinity preferences enabling students to receive guidance and support from experienced professionals and build long-lasting relationships.
- Center for Women at Emory University: As a forum for women’s intellectual, cultural, ethical, and spiritual lives, the Center for Women at Emory University is a place for female students, faculty and staff to gather and share their knowledge and experience.
- Evening MBA
- Executive MBA
- Admissions Events
- Apply to Goizueta
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INSEAD
As one of the world’s leading and largest graduate business schools, INSEAD brings together people, cultures and ideas to change lives and to transform organisations. A global perspective and cultural diversity are reflected in all aspects of our research and teaching. With campuses in Europe (France), Asia (Singapore), and Abu Dhabi>, INSEAD’s business education and research spans three continents.

At INSEAD, we believe that a successful world economy demands diversity in management thinking, and we are committed to increasing representation of women in leadership positions across the business community. We are effective in positioning women for successful careers by facilitating valuable networks across sectors, industries and continents, as well as providing over €190,000 in targeted financial assistance to support women at INSEAD.

As one of the most innovative and influential of the world’s best business schools, we develop successful, responsible, and thoughtful leaders and entrepreneurs who create value for their organisations and their communities. We invite you to learn more about how INSEAD can help you achieve your desired success by connecting with us on campus or at one of the many events we host around the globe.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
The MIT Sloan School of Management is where smart, independent leaders come together to invent the future. As MIT’s school of management, MIT Sloan combines rigorous study with practical application and a drive for impact in the world. MIT Sloan brings together a brilliant community of students and faculty from around the world to tackle today’s most complex global challenges.

Smashing the Glass Ceiling

MIT Sloan brings together dynamic women to invent the future:
- Women have made up at least 40 percent of our MBA class every year since 2013.
- In 2018, 10 MIT alumnae were named to Inc.’s Female Founders 100.
- 3 MIT Sloan alumnae were recognized on Forbes’ 2018 30 Under 30.
From measuring a heartbeat to rethinking rocket science, these women are changing the world with innovative, successful businesses.

MIT Sloan Women in Management: Open to all MIT Sloan students, SWIM actively supports, empowers, and mobilizes women to thrive academically, socially, and professionally for success. The club fosters this environment across the school through events, education, and networking.

Our MBA programs

MBA program
Through intellectual rigor and experiential learning, this two-year program will help you leave your mark in the world.

MIT Sloan MBA Early Admission
Is an MBA in your five-year plan but you need some experience in the workforce, first? Explore the MIT Sloan MBA Early Admission option to secure your spot in a future MBA class.

Leaders for Global Operations program
In two years, develop management expertise and technical engineering skills, and graduate with your MBA and SM in engineering.

MIT Sloan Fellows MBA program
The MIT Sloan Fellows MBA is a full-time one-year transformative educational experience designed for mid-career, high-potential leaders and entrepreneurs.

Executive MBA program
In a 20 months, executive format schedule, you’ll transform your organization in real time, while challenging convention and yourself.

Culture of Contribution

Students at MIT Sloan immediately tap into the synergy they find on campus. We often hear students marvel at how everyone pitches in to help you attain your goals. Ask anyone what makes MIT Sloan such a special place, and you will inevitably hear about the people here that make up our community—smart, open, inventive and grounded people, who eagerly collaborate toward common goals.
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Southern Methodist University (Cox School of Business)
The SMU Cox School of Business, located in the heart of Dallas, offers 100 years of experience in business education, internationally renowned faculty, ambitious peers and globally connected alumni. Cox is a proud, long-standing sponsor school with the Forté Foundation. We believe in their mission to help women rise to leadership positions within the business world, and we are committed to advancing women in business. Cox offers nationally-ranked MBA programs with a focus on three foundational pillars: Leadership, Analytics, and Experiential Learning.

SMU Cox equips students with the skills, knowledge, and hands-on experience to succeed in business by offering a full range of graduate degree programs. Our six MBA programs include full-time, part-time, and online options. We also offer seven specialized master’s programs and three dual degree MBA programs.

The SMU Cox Full-Time MBA program has awarded more than 75 Forté Fellow scholarships to female MBA students in the past five years. All female applicants are automatically considered for these scholarships, with priority given to applicants who apply in the first two rounds.

At SMU Cox, women from every graduate business program are encouraged to participate in the Women in Business Club, making this student-led organization one of the largest in the business school. Its mission is to promote the role of women in business and provide ongoing inspiration and support for women to achieve their goals. The club promotes professional and personal development through social and networking events, guest speakers and mentoring opportunities in addition to these annual noteworthy events:

The SMU Cox Full-Time MBA program has awarded more than 75 Forté Fellow scholarships to female MBA students in the past five years. All female applicants are automatically considered for these scholarships, with priority given to applicants who apply in the first two rounds. In the past two years, over 70% of female MBA students were awarded scholarships.

At Cox, women from every graduate business program are encouraged to participate in the Women in Business Club, making this student-led organization one of the largest in the business school. Its mission is to promote the role of women in business and provide ongoing inspiration and support for women to achieve their goals.

The Women in Business Club is a registered chapter of the National Association of Women MBAs (NAWMBA). All students who are members of the Women in Business Club receive a free membership to NAWMBA. Additional Women in Business Club partnerships include Ellevate and Network of Executive Women.

We invite you to connect and learn how SMU Cox can support your academic aspirations and professional goals.
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University of California - Riverside (Anderson Graduate School of Management)

Of all the University of California schools, UC Riverside is known for being the most diverse and inclusive. As a national leader in social mobility, we focus on you at the UCR School of Business A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management (AGSM). Our total school enrollment is over 2,100, and women represent 51% of the MBA population (largest graduate program). Of the more than 450 students enrolled in the five STEM-designated graduate programs, there are 28 countries represented, and 52% of domestic students identify with an underrepresented group.

At UCR Business, theory is bridged with practice, values are lived out, and your network spans the globe. Our new 63,400 square foot building opened in September 2024 and features all the amenities you would expect in a world-class business graduate program: state-of-the-art classrooms, group study rooms, a graduate student lounge, a cafe, and indoor/outdoor event spaces and study areas.

Global Network
With an alum network of nearly 20,000, UCR Business graduates hold leadership roles at global public and private companies as well as in entrepreneurial ventures across industries, including Amazon, Bank of America, Meta, EY, Goldman Sachs, Google, Nike, PepsiCo, Robinhood, PwC, T-Mobile, The Walt Disney Company, and Wells Fargo among others. These alumni actively engage with the school speaking to prospective students and recruiting talent from each year’s graduating cohort.

Located in sunny Southern California, just east of Los Angeles, Riverside is among the fastest-growing areas in the U.S. More than half of the goods that enter the U.S. come through our ports, making Riverside a nexus for international trade and commerce the ideal place to pursue a graduate business education. Riverside is also a cost-effective place to live, with easy access to international airports and major tourist destinations, including beaches, mountains, the desert, Disneyland, Las Vegas, and more.

Why UC Riverside
The STEM-designation of our programs is a significant advantage for students. It signals to employers that our graduates have quantitative skills. For international students, it awards them the opportunity to work in the U.S. for up to three years after graduation. In addition, our MBA features seven concentrations in in-demand disciplines.

Your graduate experience begins with a summer bootcamp and peer-mentorship program, preparing you for the rigors of the academic environment. Your orientation includes leadership training, team building, and interactions with alumns. All of these pre-program workshops provide our students the opportunity to consider competencies they want to develop early in their program and gives them a better understanding of the courses they will need to build the skills and expertise that will drive their career success.

UCR’s graduate business programs are composed of high potential business leaders. Candidates are evaluated based on academic preparedness, professional experience, leadership capabilities, and overall fit. AGSM offers competitive scholarship packages to domestic and international students based on merit, academic strength, and professional excellence. Teaching assistantships, student employment opportunities, and private and federal loans are also available.

DISCOVER UCR BUSINESS
The A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management at University of California–Riverside (Anderson) MBA offers seven concentrations: accounting, business analytics, finance, general management, marketing, management information systems, and supply chain management/logistics.
The curriculum consists of nine core courses in the functional business disciplines, a required internship (fieldwork in management course), seven to nine electives, one capstone course, or a thesis.

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University of Minnesota - Twin Cities (Carlson School of Management)
Established in 1919 and based in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota is a recognized leader in business education and research. Its focus on experiential learning, international education, and maintaining strong ties to the business community exemplify the school’s commitment to excellence.

The Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota is committed to being an institution where tomorrow’s female leadership will grow and thrive. We offer a comprehensive portfolio of initiatives to help our female students lead and succeed in business, finance, marketing and analytics, and offer merit-based financial support for women who pursue our programs.

The Carlson School of Management’s MBA, General Business Certificates and early career specialty Master’s programs (Master of Marketing, MS in Finance and MS in Business Analytics) develop the next generation of female leaders through cutting edge education, experiential learning and 1:1 career support that extends from the student to alumni experience. Our graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge they need to excel in their fields and have exceptional career outcomes. Additionally, Carlson graduates become part of our global alumni professional network that is 57,000 strong and growing!

Our women’s initiatives include:
- All women who enroll in our Full-Time or Management Science MBA programs are Forté Fellows.
- Merit-based scholarships specifically designated for women studying in the MBA program; awarded in varying amounts from $5,000 to full tuition waiver scholarships plus a stipend for living expenses. Some of these awards, such as the Forté Foundation Fellowships, also include a variety of leadership and career development opportunities.
- Merit-based scholarship awards up to $20,000 for women and diverse and underrepresented candidates who are admitted to Carlson’s early-career specialty Master’s programs (Master of Marketing, MS in Business Analytics and MS in Finance) The Graduate Women in Business Club aims to empower graduate women in business, to propel more women into leadership positions, and to enhance diversity in the workplace. Learning Lunches and Real Talks provide space for engaging conversations with classmates, professors, alumni, and business leaders on topics such as women in a male-dominated industry, giving and receiving feedback, living a happy life, and parenting. GWIB also supports the Men as Allies Initiative.
- The Women’s Leadership Conference our annual conference, organized collaboratively by students, staff, and faculty, is the premier gathering of female business leaders in Minneapolis.
Here at The Carlson School we are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive community that encourages all to reach their full potential through learning, working, and service. By enhancing and sustaining an ethical, culturally-grounded, and anti-racist institution, we will equip the leaders of tomorrow to live the values of “Business as a Force for Good.” The Carlson School’s early career specialty Master’s programs have a strong female representation – 46% of our MS in Business Analytics students, 64% of our Master of Marketing students and 41% of our MS in Finance students are women. Over the past 3 years, across our 5 MBA program formats, we have averaged 35% women, 20% students of color, and 14% military/veterans. And the Carlson Undergraduate program freshman class is about 50% female!

Minneapolis/St. Paul is home to one of the nation’s largest concentrations of Fortune 500 headquarters, including Target, UnitedHealth Group, Best Buy, Supervalu, 3M, and U.S. Bancorp. The Carlson School has close ties with these businesses, providing our students with many opportunities to learn and advance their careers.
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University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler Business School)

UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School has long understood what defines true business success and puts that understanding into practice. Through academic rigor and essential real-life learning experiences, we’re shaping exceptional leaders who make positive impacts on the organizations they lead and the communities they serve.

Our unmatched MBA portfolio provides outstanding ROI and unique learning and career opportunities to a diverse range of students. Our top-ranked Full-Time MBA, Weekend Executive MBA, Evening MBA, Charlotte Executive MBA, and online MBA@UNC programs leverage a powerful and integrated curriculum delivered across a variety of formats to shape principled, agile leaders who drive extraordinary results for both the bottom line and the greater good.

Our community of women scholars
UNC Kenan-Flagler is deeply committed to educating and supporting the next generation of women leaders. We’re proud to be recognized by the Princeton Review as the business school ranked #1 in providing the “Greatest Resources for Women.” These resources include:

Carolina Women in Business (CWIB) is one of our largest student-run organizations. The club supports women through programming, networking, and recruiting opportunities that enable personal development and enhance students’ success while at UNC and in their post-MBA journey as well. The annual CWIB conference, held each fall, brings business leaders, alumni, students, and members of the local community together for meaningful conversations on the future of business.

Diversity Weekend invites prospective MBAs to UNC Kenan-Flagler to participate in important conversations about inclusion in business. Prospective students have the opportunity to network with current students over informal social events and engaging panel discussions.

100 Women, an alumnae-led movement, is focused on mentoring and empowering future business leaders by providing guidance to MBA students before, during, and beyond their MBA journey.

More than one-third of MBA fellowship recipients at UNC Kenan-Flagler are women. We supplement Forté Fellowships for outstanding women with full-tuition fellowships.

Our partnerships
We create a unique atmosphere of collaboration, mutual support, and genuine interest in each other’s success. Members of our community bring unique talents, experiences, and perspectives that, when united through teamwork, strengthen our ability to achieve our goals. We’re proud to partner with organizations that share our mission of inclusion:

The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, a select group of member schools committed to diversity in business education and leadership. Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming our nation’s leadership pipeline. MLT equips and emboldens high-achieving women and men from underrepresented communities—African American, Latinx, and Native American—to realize their full potential, to make a mark, and make a difference.

Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA), one of the largest organizations focused on supporting the LGBT+ MBA community.

Yellow Ribbon Program, an educational enhancement program that provides scholarships to U.S. veterans to assist with out-of-pocket tuition and fees. We are also recognized as a Military-Friendly School®.

In our partnership with Forté, we’re thrilled to support undergraduate, pre-MBA and MBA programming.

We frequently update our events page with new opportunities to engage with our community, including information sessions, club chats, virtual office hours, and partner events. Our dedicated admissions staff is here to support you every step of the way. If you have questions or want to connect with our team, you are welcome to send us an email at mba_info@unc.edu.

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University of Rochester (Simon Business School)
Simon’s MS programs—Accountancy, Business Analytics, Finance, and Marketing Analytics—are designed to help you achieve a new level of clarity: about how analytical frameworks drive success in business; about what it takes to collaborate and manage in the contemporary, global workplace; and about your professional growth and goals.

It’s the understanding and confidence you need to make the right decisions and lead, no matter the business forecast. You’ll be taught by professors who are transforming finance, accounting, analytics, marketing, and pricing. You’ll learn how to see and communicate data differently. And you’ll graduate ready to frame more incisive questions, uncover patters, and use data to persuade and inspire.

Simon’s Jay S. and Jeanne Benet Career Management Center is dedicated to connecting you to professional opportunities that turn your potential into reality. From résumé development to mock interviews and individualized career counseling, we prepare you to be the leading candidate in a competitive marketplace. Even before orientation, new students begin their Simon experience with Benet Center Onboarding, a specially designed program of web-based training. It’s your first step to a new level of career preparedness with expert coaching and professional development modules to help you prepare for your job search.

We are deeply committed to creating opportunities for female leaders to learn and excel within their chosen professions, and our affiliation with Forté, and the Simon Women in Business (SWiB) organization on campus, promotes events focused on increasing the number of women in business, professional development/mentoring, and networking opportunities.

All four of our MS programs offer the option to pursue an internship track to help you strengthen your résumé and gain professional experience before heading into your full-time role, and are STEM designated, which signals quantitative rigor to employers and gives international students the ability to extend their Optional Practical Training (OPT) for an additional 24 months, for a total of three years of US work eligibility without H1B sponsorship.

Did you know Simon MS graduates have a five-year window to apply for admission to the Simon MBA? If admitted, a significant portion of prior MS credits will transfer, which means you’ll complete the MBA program in approximately half the time. Our Full-Time MBA Program allows you to immerse yourself in student life and intently focus on academics, an intensive career search, and enriching co-curricular activities. Typically, the full-time MBA requires one additional year of study after completing the MS program. Connect with our Admissions team for more information about this opportunity.

We’re proud to offer degree programs with an unabashedly analytical bias. We’ll show you how a deep understanding of economics, combined with an intensive quantitative focus, gives you a cohesive, evidence-based approach to decision-making. Get a specialized master’s degree that’s more than a credential at Simon.
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University of Virginia (Darden School of Business)

The University of Virginia Darden School of Business is one of the world’s leading business schools, offering MBA, MS in Business Analytics, PhD and Executive Education programs. The unique Darden experience combines the best educational experience, featuring the case method of teaching; the highest-ranked faculty, whose research advances global managerial practice and business education; and a dynamic, global network of students, faculty, staff and alumni. These three key elements come together to develop entrepreneurial, global and responsible leaders who step forward to improve the world.

Darden women make a significant impact every day — at Darden, in Charlottesville and around the world. They are student club presidents, community leaders, entrepreneurs and more. Darden is committed to recruiting women who want to positively impact the world, and empowering them for long-term success in whatever role they choose.

Furthermore, Darden’s chapter of Graduate Women in Business (GWIB) connects, empowers, and celebrates the next generation of women leaders and helps build awareness of women in leadership positions. Throughout the year, they engage students, alumnae, faculty and prospective students in activities ranging from senior speaker series to golf lessons to mentoring programs. Moreover, GWIB’s goal is to use education, coaching, networking, and mentoring to foster a lifelong community that enables and empowers Darden women to achieve their professional and personal aspirations, both during and after their time at Darden. In addition, Darden is one of the few MBA programs that provide dedicated lifelong career services resources for its alumni. The Alumni Career Services staff understands the career path of a woman may not always look like that of her male counterparts. Our professional staff provides Darden alumnae with resources and support as they move through different phases of their careers.

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Yale School of Management

The founding mission of the Yale School of Management is to educate leaders for business and society. We seek students who care deeply about the problems afflicting our world. We equip them with the knowledge, the resources, and the networks to pursue positive and ambitious change.

Locations and Academics

An essential part of that mission-driven effort is to recruit, support, and train women who want to make a positive difference in the world by leading with rigor and heart across all kinds of organizations.

In our collaborative and tight-knit community, your voice will be heard and your perspective and experience will be valued. Women at Yale SOM have many opportunities for personal and professional growth, through events hosted by the student-run Women in Management Club and by connecting with women faculty, alumnae, and visiting speakers. Discussions of gender diversity in the workplace are a part of the integrated core curriculum. Our graduates are leaders of organizations that are creating new opportunities for women every day. We invite you to learn more about the Yale School of Management and our community. Join us at an upcoming event, schedule a campus visit, contact a student Admissions Ambassador, or reach out to our admissions team at mba.admissions@yale.edu.

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