Bill Starner, director of the MBA program and a management professor at Bentley University, has seen it happen time and time again: large, multinational employers supporting promising employees in their decision to attend an MBA program in a part-time format, in hopes of seeing them move up the ranks when they’re done.
If you’re a millennial who’s graduated from college recently, chances are you’re wondering whether you should attend graduate school, if not now then at some point down the road. Obviously, you can expect some changes from your undergraduate days, particularly when it comes to connections: to learning, fellow students, professors and real life.
The major game-changer comes from the life and professional experiences that grad students bring to the table. It pushes students — and colleges and universities — to do more. Here’s how:
A Bentley student was one of only two Massachusetts college students to be awarded a 2017 scholarship from the Risk Management Association Foundation. Michael Vitale, a junior Finance major with a minor in Law from Canton, Mass., joins students from other top schools around the country — including Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, and Colgate, […]
