In December, Tuck School of Business will host 16 MBA events, evenly split between 8 virtual events and 8 in-person events. Together, these sessions are designed to help prospective applicants engage with the Tuck community, gain application guidance, and connect with students, alumni, and admissions leaders across multiple regions.
In November 2025, Columbia Business School will host a total of 32 events, including 19 in-person sessions and 13 virtual events, offering prospective students multiple opportunities to learn about the MBA program, engage with admissions representatives, and connect with members of the CBS community around the world.
In November 2025, the Wharton School is hosting a total of 39 events, including 25 virtual events and 14 in-person events, offering prospective students a comprehensive look into its MBA programs, joint degrees, and global opportunities.
In November 2025, Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) is hosting a total of 39 events, including 24 virtual events and 15 in-person events, offering prospective students numerous opportunities to engage with admissions officers, current students, and alumni. These sessions provide valuable insights into the MBA experience, the admissions process, and the diverse professional pathways that Stanford GSB supports.
In November 2025, the Kellogg School of Management will host a total of eight events, comprising four virtual events and four in-person events.
In November 2025, MIT Sloan School of Management is hosting a total of 12 events, including 3 virtual events and 9 in-person events, providing a mix of online and on-campus opportunities for prospective students to engage with the Sloan community, explore the MBA experience, and interact with admissions representatives across different cities.
In November 2025, Chicago Booth is hosting a total of 12 events, including 6 virtual events and 6 in-person events, offering prospective students multiple ways to explore the Booth MBA experience, connect with admissions representatives, and engage with current students and alumni.
In October 2025, the Darden School of Business is hosting a total of 19 events, including 5 virtual events and 14 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, 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.
HBS will organize several Information Sessions, where prospective students can learn about the MBA program, hear an admissions presentation, and network with local alumni. These sessions will take place on the following dates and locations: June 2 in Baltimore, June 3 in Boston and Washington DC, June 10 in Miami, June 11 in Atlanta, June 23 in Frankfurt, June 24 in Berlin, June 26 in Istanbul, and June 28 in Tokyo.
The Wharton MBA program has an eventful August 2024, with a total of 35 events. Out of these, 24 are virtual and 11 are in-person.
The month kicks off with several Lauder Virtual Info Sessions on August 1, 8, and 15, where participants can learn about the two-year Lauder Institute’s MA International Studies joint degree program, followed by a live Q&A.
In August 2024, the Kellogg MBA program is hosting 14 events including 5 virtual and 9 in-person events. These events are designed to provide prospective students with detailed information about the Kellogg Full-Time MBA program, the admissions process, and opportunities to network with alumni and staff.
Duke Fuqua MBA has a lineup of 6 events for June 2024, designed to engage prospective students through five in-person and one virtual sessions.
The month begins with "The MBA Connection: London Alumni Panel" on June 5, an in-person event in London where prospective students can connect with admission representatives from top MBA programs. Following this, the "Amsterdam MBA Fair 2024" on June 6, hosted by Ivy Circle in Amsterdam, offers another opportunity for direct interaction with an admission representative of top business schools.