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Wharton Stories: MBA

How This Bendheim Awardee Is Championing More Diversity in STEM

Matt Stephenson, WG’11, founded his nonprofit Code2College after many years of working in finance and education. He reflects on the current opportunities and challenges in the STEM field, and how the Bendheim Loan Forgiveness Program impacted his career.

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A group of people standing together, some holding a trophy, in front of a large display reading, Wharton University of Pennsylvania Turner Impact Portfolio Competition Final Competition.

“I was incredibly impressed with the quality of work done by these students — and, more so, by the passion and commitment to using their business degrees for positive change.” — Bobby Turner, W’84, TIPC program sponsor

Graduate Students Lead the Future of Impact Investing at Turner Impact Portfolio Challenge

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“Know what problem you are solving before you enroll. The dual degree is most powerful when the two programs are actively in conversation through your work rather than running on parallel tracks.” — James Walker, WG’26

Wharton Stories: MBA

How This Bendheim Awardee Is Championing More Diversity in STEM

Graduate Students Lead the Future of Impact Investing at Turner Impact Portfolio Challenge

Creating Impact Through Education Entrepreneurship

Reflections From a Jacobs Scholar MBA Graduate

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