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Wharton Stories: MBA

7 Ways You Can Be a Better Ally at Wharton and Beyond

Prof. Gasman evoked the words of Martin Luther King Jr., “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.”

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An assortment of traditional dishes on a wooden board, including rice, various meats in sauces, leafy greens, and small cups of sauce or condiments.

“One of the highlights of living in Philadelphia is its food scene. It’s a delicious microcosm of the city’s soul—a place where flavors tell stories, and every meal is an adventure.” — Vivian Tseng, WG25

A Wharton MBA’s Guide to Philadelphia’s Best Restaurants

Jameel Janjua on Rogers Dry Lakebed at Edwards Air Force Base, California

Wharton MBA student is out of this world

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“We work on clarifying core values, realigning with our strengths, and reconnecting with why students originally applied to Wharton. Ultimately, this helps students build confidence around individual recruiting plans.” – Maria Halpern, W’03

A Conversation on Mental Health during your MBA

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The Moelis program “gives someone who thought they had to check a box for their business-school application a different opportunity,” says Ken Moelis W80 WG81.

Write Your Own Story: How the Moelis Advance Access Program Unlocks Opportunity for Students

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