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Wharton Stories: MBA

Celebrating 30 Years of the Wharton Africa Business Forum

“I applied to Wharton as an international student, so I understand that it’s always more helpful talking to someone that’s been in your shoes. I think having this programming is a great way for prospective students from Africa or of African descent to engage with other Africans at Wharton and ask specific questions about our MBA experience.” — Aramide Akinkugbe, WG24

Image: Conference attendees celebrating together. (WAB Productions)

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“Being at Wharton is an incredible opportunity, and joining such an amazing group of Tillman Scholars is a powerful reminder to up my game.” — Patrick Everley, WG’28

From Service to Impact: Meet Wharton’s 2026 Tillman Scholars

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“As AI continues to change how we work, the ability to connect with people, exercise sound judgment, and navigate uncertainty is increasingly valuable. Research from Wharton faculty reinforces the importance of these human skills, particularly emotional intelligence, in an evolving business environment.” — Blair Mannix, Executive Director of Graduate Admissions

Inside MBA Admissions: 15 Years of the Team-Based Discussion

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“It’s a creative space,” says Hetvee Marviya, WG’27, of the Generative AI Studio. “Just like I dance, this is something that’s creative, but using AI.”

Learning by Building: Inside Wharton’s Generative AI Studio

“This program goes beyond giving back to the community,” says Wharton WORKS instructor Amélie Ha, WG’26. “It encapsulates the kind of institution and kind of society we’re trying to build and the kind of leader that we’re trying to educate.”

WORKS Program and MBA Students Expand Access to Opportunity

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