Stacey Rudnick
The Texas MBA program has started several new programs in 2013 meant to enrich the educational experience for MBA students. We talked with MBA program director Stacey Rudnick about what’s in store for MBA students.
New research by Bloomberg Businessweek found that at about a third of the top 30 U.S. business school, women earn less than men, post-MBA. Based on last year's statistics, women from McCombs' fulltime MBA program do better.
The full-time Texas MBA Class of 2012 women out-earned the men from that class for the first time in McCombs history, proving that perhaps an MBA is the key to evening the gender pay gap.
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As the economy improves, especially in Texas, Career Services teams at McCombs report brisk recruiting and better employment numbers over last year.
The Wall Street Journal recently featured some words of wisdom for anyone in the market for a résumé writer. Among other experts, author Alina Dizik consulted McCombs' own Director of MBA Career Services Stacey Rudnick.
"Overall, for business-school students in the class of 2010, finding a job has been a mixed experience," says an article in The Wall Street Journal that examines the current state of the MBA job search.
BusinessWeek reported on MBA students who are pursuing multiple concentrations in order to make themselves more attractive to a variety of employers.
