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Inaugural Moelis Fellows Share Why They Will Be Returning to Wharton for Their MBAs

From augmented reality to agriculture, these five Penn grads in the Moelis Advance Access Program are kickstarting their careers before returning to Wharton for their MBA degree.

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Image: The Moelis Advance Access Cohort of 2018

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