When it comes to tennis, Rachel Madden ’18 has always been a team player. Her time with the Bentley Honors Program has shown her the value of teamwork in the classroom as well. A junior Actuarial Science major with a minor in Public Policy, Rachel wants to turn her passion for math and strong analytical […]
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By Meredith Mason
Bentley’s McCallum Graduate School of Business is launching the Falcon Fast-Track Program for motivated undergraduate students and recent alumni (within five years of graduating from Bentley) who are looking to pursue a graduate degree. The new program allows both groups to apply to the university’s graduate school with the following benefits:
By Kristen Walsh Participating in Bentley’s ALANA (African-American, Latino-American, Asian-American, Native American and multicultural) Early Move-In at the start of her first year at Bentley, Kyrsten Arnold ’20 was able to not only start her new life early, but to create a network of multicultural faculty members and students. Two of her ALANA leaders became […]
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By Stephanie Bilderback Running for the T, attempting to beat traffic, coffee in to-go mugs as opposed to sacred Dunkin’ Donuts stops, all attributes of a “typical” Bostonian rushing to get off to work. As college students, we cannot wait to walk across that platform, receive our diploma, and progress on toward the next phase […]
If the thought of writing your MBA application essay has you on edge, you’re not alone. Many prospective MBA students worry that, despite their stellar qualifications, the written essay accompanying their application holds so much weight that anything less than perfection will hurt their chances of getting accepted.