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Part-Time Vs. Full-Time MBA Programs: An In-Depth Comparison

July 21, 2021

No two MBA students are alike. If you plan to join their ranks, you can be sure that your reasons for pursuing an MBA, your personal life, and your financial resources won’t be the same as anyone else’s. That’s why it’s so important to choose the right MBA program for you.

Schools of Thought

July 21, 2021
Bentley alumni awarded Fulbright grants to teach English — and foster cross-cultural cooperation
    Charlie Deichmann ’19
Charlie Deichmann ’19 can trace his long-…

Breaking Barriers with Bitcoin and Basketball

July 20, 2021
As a high school basketball point guard growing up in Springfield, Mass., Yusuf Abdul-Ali ’08 was a bit of a big fish in a small pond. One of the best players at a small school, he didn’t get the college recruiting attention some of his…

Good Influence(r)

July 16, 2021
Welcome to TrendTok That’s what Agustina Panzoni ’18 captioned her first TikTok to go viral. In the video, she outlines four trends for spring and summer 2021: otherworldly knits, sheer delights, exuberant draping…

Celebrating the CIS Sandbox

July 16, 2021
Bentley students are digital natives, but Mark Frydenberg knows that as technology changes, there’s always something new to learn. “Students today don’t worry about breaking their computer, but they might not know where to start in working through a problem,…

Inside Job: Casino Ace

July 16, 2021
Holly (Aydar) Gagnon ’85, P ’20 graduated in accounting, but fell in love with the gaming industry during an auditing job at Foxwoods Resort Casino. She rose through the ranks at Harrah’s Entertainment, MGM Mirage and Seneca Niagara Resort, among others, and…

Rooted

July 16, 2021
For one, it’s the same land. For the other, it’s the same dream. For both, it’s a natural way to make a living — and a life. Meet Justin Chase, MBA ’09, a 12th-generation family farmer, and Thomas Wilkins ’81, the eighth-generation operator of a family-…

Task Force Releases Document

July 16, 2021
The university’s Racial Justice Task Force released a discovery document after an eight-month process in which the group’s 114 members identified practices at Bentley that sustain systemic racism. The 32-page document, “Framing for the Future: Committing to…

The Falcon Files: Let’s Get Physical

July 16, 2021
The Falcon Files Let’s Get Physical: Athletics and recreation through the years 

Promises Kept

July 16, 2021
It was 1967 and U.S. Marine Corporal Ernie Washington Jr. had just returned to Boston after a combat tour in Vietnam. A neighbor, Henry Workman ’72, told him that Bentley College of Accounting and Finance was inviting veterans to apply. “And the rest is…