So I’m currently in Minneapolis just finishing up an interview with Target. This is my third final round interview in the last month, and I have another set up for January. Yes, it is early to be interviewing, but the earlier you can secure your Summer internship the better, especially […]
John Elstrott, Executive Director – Levy Rosenblum Institute for Entrepreneurship
This is the second MBA information session that Tulane has had for prospective students. It is definitely an informational experience. -Mr Price
You will stay very busy. Today marked the first major public event of the year for TEA. We had 60 guests sipping yerba mate and listening to 6 entrepreneurs talk about social enterprise. It was a great experience. I learned a lot! Jackie Richard – CulturalEconomy.org Stephen Shelton – LaCleanTECH.net […]
We ran this really interesting simulation in our tech & innovation class today. Bibek, Bear, Pong & Henry tried soo hard but we still creamed them AND had more fun đ Knud Berthelsen
Tulane university has a very diverse population. Right now I am at Diwali, a show put on by the Indian Association of Tulane University. There are many social and cultural events that you I show up at when I am not studying in the bschool. -Mr Price
So, my group is working on a case for my Valuations class, and we decided on a change of scenery! This is proof that I do leave the bschool every so often. Mr. Price
We had Bill Reese’s Finance exam this morning at 8am. Taking a finance exam isn’t going ot be fun no matter what school you choose but… Its nice walking outside afterward and it being sunny and 72 degrees on November 14. Not that weather is everything but below are the […]
Last week was concentration week at the Freeman School. Tulane offers a choice of three great concentrations: finance, consumer behavior (marketing) and strategic management & leadership. The purpose of concentration week is for first years to learn more about what classes are offered for each concentration, and to hear feedback from second years […]
The student center (LBC) is a whole 10-15 steps from the business school which is very convenient. Â Inside the LBC you can head to the bookstore, pickup some food or run to the bank. Â Today, I was able to walk across the street to make copies at Kinkoâs and pick […]
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