As February draws to a close, we would like to give you a few admissions-related updates.Darden continues to invite selected Round 2 applicants to interview on and off Grounds. Applicants can receive an invitation to interview at any time up until the decision release date of 25 March…
The Economist ranks Darden No. 1 for its diversity of recruiters. In 2013, 27% of Darden graduates from the Class of 2013 accepted positions in the consulting industry, making an average base salary of $129,254. Other top industries for Darden students included Financial Services (26%), Technology (14%) and Consumer…
Cold Calls are a Thursday night tradition when members of the Darden community gather together and celebrate the diversity of the student body. Last week’s Cold Call event was sponsored by the Asian Business Club at Darden and celebrated the Lunar New Year with a traditional Chinese performance by…
Earlier this week, Financial Times (FT) released its Global MBA Rankings 2014 and recognized the University of Virginia Darden School of Business as a “strong performer” due to its continued rise in the ranking.In several categories, FT named Darden a Top 10 MBA program in the world: In the…
Each year, new opportunities to study abroad and work with international organizations emerge. Here are several global activities planned for the 2013-2014 academic year:Global Field ElectivesThe Darden Center for Global Initiatives launched seven new Global Field Electives for Second Year students. Students completed work on the fall…
A few characteristics that make Darden unique include our Honor Code, our collaborative community and our entrepreneurial spirit. In today’s guest blog, Second Year student and president of the Emerging Markets Development Club Chirag (CJ) Jain describes how he worked closely with First Year students and the Darden staff…
Each year in December, Darden First Year students work closely with recruiters to plan Job Treks — company visits and networking opportunities — in regions around the world.This year, students traveled to Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Washington, D.C., Denver, Houston, Minneapolis, New York City, San Francisco, Seattle, Shanghai, Beijing…
