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by Riordan Programs » Sun Jul 14, 2019 9:42 pm
Hi all - wanted to post an AWESOME MBA admissions conference opportunity (DMAC) r/MBA might be interested in.
DMAC is an annual event hosted in Los Angeles that connects top business schools with talented, diverse and underrepresented candidates who wish to pursue a business degree.

Why should you attend?
* Meet Admissions Officers and alumni from the top MBA programs face-to-face during roundtable sessions - 6 participants per table
* Get admissions guidance directly from Admissions Officers
* Workshops and panel discussions focusing on making you a top candidate
* Learn about scholarship, fellowship and grant opportunities
* Limited number of attendees so you do not have to compete with hundreds of other people

Schools that came last year include:
* Anderson at UCLA
* Booth School of Business at University of Chicago
* Columbia Business School
* Darden School of Business at University of Virginia
* Foster School of Business at University of Washington
* Fuqua School of Business
* Goizueta Emory Business School
* Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley
* Harvard Business School
* Johnson at Cornell University
* Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice
* Kellogg School of Management
* Marshall School of Business at USC
* McCombs School of Business at University of Texas
* McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University
* Mendoza School of Business at Notre Dame University
* Ross School of Business- University of Michigan
* Sloan School of Management at MIT
* Stanford Graduate School of Business
* Stern School of Business at NYU
* Tepper School of Business
* The Wharton School at UPenn
* Tuck School of Business
* Yale School of Management

Here's the link to learn a little more about the event: https://bit.ly/DMAC-bt-714

There's limited availability of tickets left, so we recommend attendees purchase earlier than later. If there are any questions, please feel free to reach out!

-DMAC Marketing
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