UCLA Anderson MBA Events - August 2025
In August 2025, the UCLA Anderson School of Management will host a total of 10 MBA events, comprising 9 in-person events and 1 virtual event.
In August 2025, the UCLA Anderson School of Management will host a total of 10 MBA events, comprising 9 in-person events and 1 virtual event.
In July 2025, Harvard Business School (HBS) is scheduled to host a total of 18 MBA events, comprising 3 virtual events and 15 in-person events across various global locations. These events are designed to provide prospective students with comprehensive insights into the HBS MBA program, the admissions process, and the overall student experience.
In July 2025, Chicago Booth is hosting a total of 22 MBA events, comprising 11 virtual events and 11 in-person events.
The virtual events include several “Ask Me Anything: Q&A with Admissions” sessions on July 8, 10, 18, 21, and 23, where prospective students can join small groups to engage directly with Booth’s admissions team and ask candid questions about the MBA experience.
In July 2025, Kellogg School of Management will host 15 MBA events, including 3 virtual and 12 in-person sessions worldwide.
In July 2025, Cornell Business School has scheduled a total of 9 MBA events, comprising 2 virtual events and 7 in-person events.
In July 2025, Columbia Business School is hosting a total of 43 MBA events, comprising 9 virtual events and 32 in-person events.
In July 2025, Wharton is hosting a total of 43 MBA events, comprising 19 virtual events and 24 in-person events, offering prospective students a broad array of opportunities to engage with the Wharton community, admissions staff, and alumni.
In July 2025, Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) is hosting a total of 38 MBA events, comprising 6 virtual events and 32 in-person events held across various cities around the world. These events aim to provide prospective applicants with insights into the Stanford MBA experience, admissions process, student community, and deferred enrollment options.
In June 2025, Harvard Business School (HBS) will conduct a total of 16 MBA events, all of which are in-person engagements.
In May 2025, Columbia Business School is hosting a total of 7 MBA events, comprising 5 in-person events and 2 virtual events.
In May 2025, UCLA Anderson is offering a total of 25 MBA events, comprising 13 in-person and 12 virtual sessions.
In May 2025, the Tuck School of Business is hosting a total of 13 MBA events, including 7 virtual sessions and 6 in-person events
On the in-person side, Tuck Campus Visits will be available on May 5 and 12, allowing both admitted and prospective students to experience the Hanover campus by submitting a visit request.
In May 2025, the Yale School of Management is organizing a total of 8 MBA events, 5 virtual and 3 in-person sessions.
The recurring virtual event is the Admissions Q&A, a 45-minute interactive session where participants can engage directly with Yale’s admissions committee using audio and video to ask questions. This session will be held on May 6, 13, 20, 22, and 29.
In May 2025, Harvard Business School will host a total of 12 MBA events, including 2 virtual events and 10 in-person events.
In May 2025, Chicago Booth will host a total of 11 MBA events, including 4 virtual events and 7 in-person events.
In May 2025, NYU Stern MBA will participate in a total of 10 events, including 4 virtual and 6 in-person sessions
Among the virtual events, two Mock Application Workshops will be held on May 8 and May 15, where members of the Stern Admissions Committee will walk attendees through a mock MBA application. These sessions aim to provide a behind-the-scenes look at how applications are evaluated and offer practical advice for submitting a strong application.
In May 2025, Duke Fuqua will host a total of 6 MBA events, comprising 2 virtual sessions and 4 in-person events
In May 2025, Wharton will host a total of 4 MBA events, including 3 virtual events and 1 in-person event.
Lastly, the Clear Admit: MBA Application Overview webinar on May 21 will feature a panel of admissions officers sharing application tips, including advice on essays, recommendations, and navigating the unique aspects of each program's process.
Harvard MBA will host a total of 24 events in April 2025, including 9 virtual and 15 in-person events.
MIT Sloan will host a total of five MBA events in April 2025, with four virtual events and one in-person event.
The only in-person event, MBA and LGO On-Campus Information Session, will take place on April 25, offering prospective students an opportunity to visit campus and learn about Sloan’s curriculum, student life, career paths, and admissions process directly from an admissions representative.
Stanford GSB will host a total of 16 events in March 2025, including 7 virtual and 9 in-person events.
The virtual events include Meet an MBA Alum (March 1), Meet an MBA Student (March 4, 5, 6), Ask The Admissions Office - Deferred Enrollment (March 13), MBA Student Experience: Life at the GSB (March 13), and MBA Information Session (March 18). These sessions allow participants to gain insights into the MBA journey, student life, and the admissions process.
Harvard Business School has a total of 23 events scheduled for March 2025, including 17 in-person events and 6 virtual sessions.
MIT Sloan will host nine MBA events in March 2025, with five in-person and four virtual sessions.
Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) has planned a total of 18 MBA events for February 2025, including 14 virtual events and 4 in-person events.
The virtual events feature multiple opportunities for prospective applicants to "Meet an MBA Student" on February 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 26, and 27. During these sessions, participants can interact with alumni to learn about their MBA journey and the application process.
Harvard Business School (HBS) will host 8 MBA events in February 2025, including 5 virtual sessions and 3 in-person events.
The virtual events begin with the MBA + Master's Tour Spotlight on Black, Hispanic, and Native Candidates on February 4, where attendees can connect with admissions representatives and learn about application benefits such as scholarships and fee waivers.