大家好！CA最近完成了一系列的MBA Adcom Directors一對一專訪，在這幾個星期內會把 所有專訪的內容公佈在我們的網站上。我們也會在PTT這裡PO每個專訪的小片段（因為整 個訪問內容太長不方便全部PO，請見諒！）。 一旦我們在CA網站上公佈所有內容， 一定 會跟大家update. 現在， 請先看專訪系列的下一位訪問對象： NYU Stern Assistant Dean of MBA Admissions: Isser Gallogly (IG) CA: What is the one area of your program that you wish applicants knew more about? IG: There are two big misconceptions. The first is that Stern is a finance-only institution. The second is that the community may not be collaborative. Both of these ideas are incorrect.Of course, we are close to Wall Street and we do have a strong finance program, and people certainly come here to pursue careers in the financial sector. But we also have a phenomenal marketing program. We launched a new specialization this year in digital marketing for students who are interested in tapping into the opportunities at the intersection of technology and marketing, for example. Within marketing we also have a great entertainment and media focus, and we have expertise in the area of luxury and retail as well. One of our newer academic specializations is luxury marketing. On the marketing front, not only will you get to work with CPGs – Colgate, Kraft, Unilever, etc. – but we also have a lot of marketing opportunities with luxury/retail, financial services and pharmaceuticals. At Stern, marketing is much broader in its range of industries. And yet people don't know as much about a lot of these things at Stern. We also have a wonderful program in entrepreneurship and social innovation. Really, the list goes on and on. I think if people looked a little deeper, they would see we are very strong across the board. The second thing that people think when they think of New York – for right or wrong – is that it can be a very aggressive culture. I think the surprise that people get when they experience Stern is that the culture is very collaborative, very diverse and very team based. We have one of the highest percentages of women; we have people from all over the globe; and we have people who bring experience from a range of industries, from investment banking to entertainment to marketing. But as different as they all are, what these people all have in common is that they respect one another and work together. And we aim to shape our community with people who possess what we call IQ + EQ—the combination of strong intellectual and interpersonal strengths. So, to reiterate, we are much more than finance, and the culture here is incredibly collaborative. Stay tuned for more interview excerpts from the admissions directors of other top MBA programs! Best, Kevin [email protected] --------------------------------- Kevin Chen Senior Admissions Counselor, Clear Admit LLC (http://www.clearadmit.com/) Stanford Graduate School of Business, class of 2005 Harvard Kennedy School of Government, class of 2000 Princeton University, class of 1994 Previous work experiences: McKinsey; NBA; Reuters --

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